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St Stephen’s School, Togan

The World Red Cross Day was observed at the school. A seminar was organised on the occasion and a documentary film was screened. This was followed by an open quiz highlighting the meaning and importance of the Red Cross. Principal...

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Updated At : 05:01 PM May 20, 2022 IST

The World Red Cross Day was observed at the school. A seminar was organised on the occasion and a documentary film was screened. This was followed by an open quiz highlighting the meaning and importance of the Red Cross. Principal Roy da Silva encouraged the participants and applauded their efforts.

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