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VB International School, Zirakpur

The school hosted a Farewell and Alumni Meet 2025 bringing together outgoing students and alumni for a memorable reunion. The event featured farewell speeches, alumni interactions, and cultural performances, creating an atmosphere of nostalgia and inspiration. Alumni shared their experiences,...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 18, 2025 IST

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The school hosted a Farewell and Alumni Meet 2025 bringing together outgoing students and alumni for a memorable reunion. The event featured farewell speeches, alumni interactions, and cultural performances, creating an atmosphere of nostalgia and inspiration. Alumni shared their experiences, offering guidance to the graduating batch. A special video presentation and interactive sessions strengthened the bond between past and present students. Principal Aseem Manrai said, “Our alumni are our pride, and our graduating students are our future. “The event concluded with a vote of thanks, leaving everyone with cherished memories.

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