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GP Public High School, Baltana

The school organised a trip to Thunder Zone Amusement Park, Mohali, for classes III to VIII. Students enjoyed water games and different types of rides. The artificial but natural looking waterfall made the students jump with joy. There were merry-go-rounds...

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Updated At : 11:32 AM Oct 11, 2024 IST

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The school organised a trip to Thunder Zone Amusement Park, Mohali, for classes III to VIII. Students enjoyed water games and different types of rides. The artificial but natural looking waterfall made the students jump with joy. There were merry-go-rounds which were whirling and twirling in the air. Students enjoyed riding like Columbus, splash, octopus and so on high and low. Students also did boating. Refreshment was provided to students. It was educative and instructive programme. It was a delightful experience for students and teachers too.

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