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Gurukul World School, Mohali

Jasmehak Kaur, a Class IV student, has clinched the bronze medal at the CBSE National Roller Skating Championship, competing in the fiercely contested 7-9 age group girls' category held in Belgaum, Karnataka. This outstanding achievement is a testament to Jasmehak's...

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Updated At : 10:54 AM Nov 18, 2024 IST

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Jasmehak Kaur, a Class IV student, has clinched the bronze medal at the CBSE National Roller Skating Championship, competing in the fiercely contested 7-9 age group girls' category held in Belgaum, Karnataka. This outstanding achievement is a testament to Jasmehak's dedication, perseverance and unwavering spirit as she showcased exemplary skill and sportsmanship on the national stage. The school takes immense pride in nurturing not just academic excellence but also fostering a holistic environment that encourages students to excel in their chosen passions and pursuits.

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