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Saupin’s School, Panchkula

The school celebrated an exciting Sports Week, engaging students of Nursery to Class X in various fun and competitive activities. Highlights included races like the lemon and spoon, hula hoop, skipping, one-legged, and 100-m dash, as well as volleyball and...

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Updated At : 11:16 AM Dec 05, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated an exciting Sports Week, engaging students of Nursery to Class X in various fun and competitive activities. Highlights included races like the lemon and spoon, hula hoop, skipping, one-legged, and 100-m dash, as well as volleyball and basketball matches for senior students. Winners were awarded certificates and medals, recognising their achievements and sportsmanship. Principal Dr Raminder Pal Kaur concluded the event with an inspiring message on the importance of sports for overall development. It was a week full of energy, teamwork, and joy.

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