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St Soldier Paradise School, Dhakoli

On December 9 each year the world come together to observe International Anti-Corruption Day. A day dedicated to raising awareness about the global scourge of corruption and the need for collective action to curb it. The students of Class III...
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 11:13 AM Dec 16, 2024 IST
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On December 9 each year the world come together to observe International Anti-Corruption Day. A day dedicated to raising awareness about the global scourge of corruption and the need for collective action to curb it. The students of Class III participated in an assembly centred around the topic of International Anti-Corruption Day. The students showcased their knowledge by sharing poems, thoughts and speech and telling about corruption affects health, education, justice, democracy and development. Students showcased their talents by using different types of language to express their thoughts. Students also discussed how to stop corruption and shaping tomorrow’s integrity. Principal Neelam Bhar appreciated the students’ eagerness and dedication for their creativity.

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