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Sri Dasmesh Public Senior Secondary School, Patiala

Teacher’s Day was celebrated in the school. The students of Class X played the role of the teachers and gave beautiful cards and greeting to their teachers. The morning assembly was conducted by the staff members. Students sang songs, recited...

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Updated At : 12:01 PM Sep 13, 2024 IST

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Teacher’s Day was celebrated in the school. The students of Class X played the role of the teachers and gave beautiful cards and greeting to their teachers. The morning assembly was conducted by the staff members. Students sang songs, recited poems and did mimicry of their favourite teachers. A lecture was delivered by Neha remembering Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Jaswinder Kaur congratulated the teachers. Principal Preet Mohinder Kaur Syal wished students’ parents, staff members and inspired the teachers to do their work honestly and with dedication so that the school can reach greater heights. Refreshment was given to the teachers.

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