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Storytelling competition at AKSIPS-45 Smart School, Chandigarh

Nursery students participated in a storytelling competition. The event witnessed young children sharing diverse stories enriched with morals. With enthusiasm and creativity, the children captivated the audience through expressive actions, facial expressions and props. Their excitement was palpable as they...

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Updated At : 03:34 PM Feb 13, 2024 IST

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Nursery students participated in a storytelling competition. The event witnessed young children sharing diverse stories enriched with morals. With enthusiasm and creativity, the children captivated the audience through expressive actions, facial expressions and props. Their excitement was palpable as they narrated their tales with confidence in front of the judges. The competition not only showcased their storytelling abilities but also highlighted the nurturing environment at the school, encouraging holistic development.

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