The Century School, Gharaunda, organises valedictory ceremony

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Updated At : 02:21 PM Feb 26, 2024 IST

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The school organised a valedictory ceremony for the students leaving the school this year. The function started with the traditional welcome of all students with the application of a vermillion ‘tilak’ on their forehead. Chakshu, an outgoing student poured her heart out sharing the various experiences she had during the long period she spent in school through a self-composed poem. The dance performance of senior students exhibited their enthusiasm to explore the world outside whereas their titles to their teachers explained their love respect and the care they received from their teachers. Principal Dr Karuna Arora guided them with a story. Chairperson Shashi Bansal and Managing Director Ankur Jindal extended their wishes to the students for their bright future.

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