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Revel Dale Public School, Attari

Teacher’s Day was celebrated at the school. Students expressed their gratitude to their teachers in multiple ways. They performed “Adhiapak Pujan”. A short enactment was presented by students to show how teachers strive day in and day out to identify,...

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Updated At : 11:55 AM Sep 13, 2024 IST

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Teacher’s Day was celebrated at the school. Students expressed their gratitude to their teachers in multiple ways. They performed “Adhiapak Pujan”. A short enactment was presented by students to show how teachers strive day in and day out to identify, sharpen and chisel the hidden talent of the children in order to make them ready for a good, prosperous and successful future in the fiercely competitive world. Through a dance presentation students expressed their devotion for the teachers. Principal Rajiv Arora addressed the students and made them all understand the relentless contribution of teachers in the life of the students.

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