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Arihant International School, Nahan

The school hosted a vibrant and engaging event — 'Arihant Fiesta' — combining the celebration of academic achievements with fun-filled activities for all. The event honoured over 700 students who participated in the school's scholarship exam, with cash prizes up...

Tribune News Service

Nahan, Updated At : 10:22 AM Nov 18, 2024 IST

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The school hosted a vibrant and engaging event — 'Arihant Fiesta' — combining the celebration of academic achievements with fun-filled activities for all. The event honoured over 700 students who participated in the school's scholarship exam, with cash prizes up to Rs 1 lakh awarded to recognise their dedication and hard work. In addition to the scholarship celebrations, the event featured a lively setup of food and game stalls, all organised by the students. It was a wonderful blend of academic celebration and student-organised festivities, underscoring the school's dedication to holistic development.

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