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RIMT World School, Manimajra

KG students had an absolute blast during their life skill activity — colour mixing with hand painting. With paint on their little hands and excitement in their eyes, they explored how primary colours come together to create a whole new...

Tribune News Service

Manimajra, Updated At : 09:56 AM Sep 23, 2024 IST

KG students had an absolute blast during their life skill activity — colour mixing with hand painting. With paint on their little hands and excitement in their eyes, they explored how primary colours come together to create a whole new world of shades and hues. From giggles to gasps of wonder, every moment was a celebration of creativity and learning. The vibrant activity not only sparked their imagination but also taught them the beauty of experimentation and discovery.

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