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Delhi Public School, Chandigarh

Students of Prep l and Prep ll of the school presented a field show titled ‘Wildlife Buddies’. The event showcased the importance of preserving animals and their habitats. Through their graceful moves, the students portrayed the beauty of wildlife and...

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Updated At : 10:06 AM Dec 20, 2024 IST

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Students of Prep l and Prep ll of the school presented a field show titled ‘Wildlife Buddies’. The event showcased the importance of preserving animals and their habitats. Through their graceful moves, the students portrayed the beauty of wildlife and the threats posed by poaching and habitat destruction. The open-air setting added to the charm, allowing the audience to connect with nature while enjoying the show. The event concluded with a speech by Principal Reema Dewan, who applauded the young ones for their effort and layed emphasis on protecting wildlife and contributing to conservation efforts.

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