State Public School, Shahkot

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Updated At : 09:11 AM Nov 14, 2024 IST

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Students participated in Sahodaya Inter-School Origami Competition held at Mayor World School, Jalandhar. Diya of Class VII and Sukhdeep Kaur of Class VIII bagged the first prize in the competition. The competition's theme was 'Panch Tattva-Shaping Nature's Five Elements through the Art of Origami.' The contenders from around 31 schools participated in the event. Both the students allowed their imaginations and artistic explorations to flow, resulting in magical expressions. In recognition of the remarkable efforts of the students, Principal Kanwar Neel Kamal congratulated the winners and their dedicated mentors for their outstanding performance in the event. He motivated other students to participate in these competitions and extended his best wishes for their bright future.

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