The British Co-Ed School hosts Prep School Annual Variety Show

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 28, 2025 IST

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The British Co-Ed School, Patiala, successfully concluded its two-day Prep School Annual Variety Show, highlighting the charm and confidence of its youngest learners aged between 3 and 5. The event featured a series of lively dances, short and engaging plays created especially for the early years. With 100 per cent participation, every child had the opportunity to shine on stage, making the celebration truly inclusive and memorable. Parents enjoyed heart-warming performances as the little ones captivated the audience with their innocence, enthusiasm and developing confidence on stage. The two-day celebration concluded on a joyful note, leaving the audience proud of the young performers and appreciative of the nurturing environment that defines the school.

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