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Saupin’s School, Panchkula

The school Talent Hunt event. Students from Nursery to Class IX came together to display their unique abilities, turning the stage into a vibrant display of creativity and skill. The Talent Hunt featured various performances like energetic dance routines, mesmerising...

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Updated At : 12:02 PM Nov 07, 2024 IST

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The school Talent Hunt event. Students from Nursery to Class IX came together to display their unique abilities, turning the stage into a vibrant display of creativity and skill. The Talent Hunt featured various performances like energetic dance routines, mesmerising instrumental and vocal music performances, humorous stand-up comedy acts, graceful yoga demonstrations, traditional Pumsey routines, and a lively art competition. Each student wore colourful attire, adding to the festive atmosphere and bringing their brilliant personalities to the forefront. Winners were announced for each class, recognising the best of the best.

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