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Pratap Public School, Sector 6, Karnal

Students of Class II of the school brought classic fairy tales to life. Performances on the famous fairy tales, “The Beauty and the Beast”, “The Prince’s Secret” and “Cinderella” captivated the audience. The school appreciated the talented young actors, dedicated...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:52 AM Oct 24, 2024 IST

Students of Class II of the school brought classic fairy tales to life. Performances on the famous fairy tales, “The Beauty and the Beast”, “The Prince’s Secret” and “Cinderella” captivated the audience. The school appreciated the talented young actors, dedicated teachers, and supportive parents for creating a memorable experience for one and all.

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