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Rimt World School, Manimajra

The Nursery Tulip class captivated hearts with their inspiring musical play, "The Seed of Self-Belief." Through cheerful songs and vibrant dances, our young stars beautifully depicted the journey of a tiny seed filled with self-doubt. At first, the seed hesitated...

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Manimajra, Updated At : 10:27 AM Nov 14, 2024 IST

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The Nursery Tulip class captivated hearts with their inspiring musical play, "The Seed of Self-Belief." Through cheerful songs and vibrant dances, our young stars beautifully depicted the journey of a tiny seed filled with self-doubt. At first, the seed hesitated to step into the garden, unsure of what it could become. But with encouragement from friends, it gathered the courage to take that leap - and blossomed into the tallest, most radiant sunflower. Parents were overjoyed to see the students shine so brightly, cheering in the magic of the day and celebrating a beautiful message of courage, friendship, and self-belief.

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