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A celebration of “Mentorship and Inspiration” was organised by the students of the school on Teacher’s Day. Students came together to honour and appreciate the incredible mentors who shape their academic journeys and inspire their dreams. From heart-warming tributes to...

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 11:35 AM Sep 13, 2024 IST

A celebration of “Mentorship and Inspiration” was organised by the students of the school on Teacher’s Day. Students came together to honour and appreciate the incredible mentors who shape their academic journeys and inspire their dreams. From heart-warming tributes to energetic performances, the school was filled with gratitude and admiration for dedicated educators. It was a joyous and memorable day as students expressed their appreciation, acknowledging the immeasurable impact the teachers have on their lives.

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