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School students won prizes at the Science Symposium hosted by St Xavier International School, Zirakpur. Prisha of Class V demonstrated her exceptional oratory skills and confidence, earning the first prize in the Declamation Competition. In the same event, Divyansh and...

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Updated At : 10:48 AM Nov 26, 2024 IST

School students won prizes at the Science Symposium hosted by St Xavier International School, Zirakpur. Prisha of Class V demonstrated her exceptional oratory skills and confidence, earning the first prize in the Declamation Competition. In the same event, Divyansh and Chahat showcased their creativity and scientific acumen by winning the second prize in the PowerPoint Presentation category. Principal Dr Raminder Pal Kaur expressed her delight and congratulated the students on their achievements.

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