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Valley Public School, Panchkula

A district-level Children’s Day competition-2024 was organised by the District Council for Child Welfare, Panchkula. Students from the school participated enthusiastically. Four students, Pushp Bansal (Ist position), Khushi (2nd position), Sahil Saini (3rd position) and Sunidhi (2nd position) were declared...

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Panchkula, Updated At : 12:20 PM Nov 27, 2024 IST

A district-level Children’s Day competition-2024 was organised by the District Council for Child Welfare, Panchkula. Students from the school participated enthusiastically. Four students, Pushp Bansal (Ist position), Khushi (2nd position), Sahil Saini (3rd position) and Sunidhi (2nd position) were declared winners in card-making, handwriting (Hindi), poster-making and handwriting (English). The principal applauded all participants and winners. Art teacher Mehjabi was admired for the accomplishment.

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