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St Soldier International School hosts teacher's felicitation ceremony

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Sep 16, 2025 IST

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Saint Soldier International School, Sector 28, Chandigarh, hosted the teacher's felicitation ceremony 2024-25, celebrating the dedication and excellence of teachers. Awards were presented across categories - 100% attendance, excellence in art education, counselling, special education and academics. The awardees from different wings were Yogita, Kshama, Namita Jindal, Aadhshakti Kaushal, Manpreet Rani, Rajni, Kavita Kumari, Babita Sharma, Prubhsimer, Ranjna, Garima, Ambika, Sudhir, Sonia Thakur, Sonia Nanda and Seema Rana. The Employee of the Year Award was conferred on Surinder Pal. The event was graced by School Director Jagwinder Pal Singh Hayer, Adviser Vijaya Sidhu and Principal Anisha Ghuman, who felicitated the awardees and lauded their commitment to shaping young minds with passion and perseverance.

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