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Infant Jesus Convent School, Mohali

A carnival is just another reason for everyone to get together and make unforgettable memories. Magic show, puppet show, tattoo corner, rides, live DJ, games and food were real catch at the much awaited carnival organised on the school premises....

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 11:44 AM Nov 05, 2024 IST

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A carnival is just another reason for everyone to get together and make unforgettable memories. Magic show, puppet show, tattoo corner, rides, live DJ, games and food were real catch at the much awaited carnival organised on the school premises. The students of Kindergarten had a gala time all through the day. Overwhelmed with so many exciting games, rides and food stalls, the little kids participated enthusiastically and showed full energy in fun activities and fun games. The icing on the cake was the magic show and the puppet show. The fun-filled day came to an end by bringing in a lot of joy and the tiny tots had a merry time.

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