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Swami Vivekanand Public School, Jagadhri

The Inter-School Storytelling Competition was held at the school, where talented students from various schools showcased their creativity and storytelling prowess. Participants from 10 schools, ranging from classes II-V competed in multiple categories, delivering captivating tales. Principal Taposh Bhattacharya appreciated...

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Jagadhri, Updated At : 10:29 AM Nov 07, 2024 IST

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The Inter-School Storytelling Competition was held at the school, where talented students from various schools showcased their creativity and storytelling prowess. Participants from 10 schools, ranging from classes II-V competed in multiple categories, delivering captivating tales. Principal Taposh Bhattacharya appreciated the participants and urged everyone to make storytelling a regular feature of school planners. Special recognition was also given to several participants for creativity, originality, and storytelling flair. All participants were awarded certificates of appreciation for their efforts.

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