STS World School, Rurka Kalan

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:47 PM Oct 29, 2024 IST

A special assembly was organised at the school to celebrate United Nations Day by the students of Class VI-A, under the supervision of their class in-charge Shagun. The event was skilfully hosted by Damanpreet Singh Sandhu and Gurseerat Kaur. Paveet shared an inspiring thought for the day and a new word was introduced to expand the students’ vocabulary. Samar Singh delivered an enlightening speech, followed by Anjali’s heartfelt recitation of a poem centred around the theme of global peace and unity. Students of Class VI captivated the audience with a graceful dance performance. Principal Prabhjot Gill commended the students for their hard work and delivered a motivational message by urging everyone to contribute towards fostering peace and harmony worldwide.

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Remembering Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia

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