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St Stephen’s School, Sector 45, Chandigarh

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 13, 2025 IST

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The school held its annual ‘Lamp of Knowledge Ceremony’ in its auditorium. In keeping with the sacred tradition established by founder and Director Harold Carver, students of Class X passed on the ceremonial lamp to Class IX as a symbolic gesture of continuity and learning. The two-day event concluded with a cultural programme, bidding a heartfelt farewell to the outgoing batch. The morning programme featured a vibrant repertoire of dances, soulful musical performances, and evocative poetry. The ceremony culminated in the much-anticipated awarding of titles, with Aalam Veer Jindal and Diya Josan being honoured as ‘Mr Stephenian’ and ‘Ms Stephenian’ for their exemplary qualities. On behalf of the Director, Managing Trustee Diana Carver, Vice-Principal, coordinators, and staff, Principal Barry Francis extended his best wishes to Class X for their upcoming board examinations.

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