Students have exciting day at Hardy’s World

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Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 01, 2025 IST

69048d647aab7 13.St . Marys School Mohali

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Students of classes lll to X of St Mary’s School, Mohali, had a wonderful and exciting day at Hardy’s World, Ludhiana. The trip was full of joy, laughter, and adventure. Students enjoyed thrilling attractions like float slides, wave pools, 5D theatre, rain dance, horror house, and striking cars. The adventurous rides such as the Dragon Coaster, Ferris Wheel, and Pendulum added to their excitement. Teachers and students made beautiful memories together. Teachers and students participated enthusiastically in all water and dry park activities, dancing to lively music and enjoying delicious food. It was truly a day filled with fun, friendship, and happy memories for everyone.

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