Vishvas Public School, Ambala City

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Updated At : 10:10 AM Aug 13, 2024 IST

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A colourful Teej celebration was held at the school. Keeping the theme of merriment and festivity, a special assembly was organised in the school auditorium where the students were narrated the importance of the festival through a speech by teacher Sonam and a vibrant dance performance by teachers who were adorned in beautiful festive attires. Various competitions, such as dance competition for classes I to V and Mehndi competition for classes VI to IX added vibrancy to the occasion. Everyone, including the students and entire staff, cherished the occasion. Principal Nutan Grover was overwhelmed with the preparations and creativity of students and appreciated the joint efforts of the teachers and students. She conveyed a message that the motto of organising these kinds of cultural functions is to help students to relate and bind them with their culture.

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