Vishvas School celebrates Children's Day

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 18, 2025 IST

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Vishvas School (Jr wing), Shahabad (M), hosted a spectacular event, seamlessly blending the celebration of Children’s Day with the intensity of its annual sports day for classes I to VIII. The programme began with an encouraging message from Deepika. The festive morning featured a colourful parade and carnival games for the students. Then the celebration kicked off with a burst of culture and fitness. Highlights included a spectacular, energetic Punjabi dance and Zumba. The afternoon was dedicated to athletic excellence. Students competed fiercely in track and field events, demonstrating remarkable sportsmanship. Principal Sneh Rajpal graced the occasion to award the winners, praising the students’ teamwork and dedication.

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