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VB International School, Zirakpur

The school celebrated Grandparent’s Day. The event was filled with enthusiasm, beginning with a warm welcome by the students, who greeted their grandparents with handmade cards and flowers. A special assembly was organised, where students performed songs, dances, and recited...

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Zirakpur, Updated At : 10:20 AM Sep 19, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Grandparent’s Day. The event was filled with enthusiasm, beginning with a warm welcome by the students, who greeted their grandparents with handmade cards and flowers. A special assembly was organised, where students performed songs, dances, and recited poems dedicated to their grandparents, showcasing their talents and gratitude. Interactive games and storytelling sessions allowed grandparents to share their life experiences, fostering a deeper connection between generations. The celebration concluded with refreshments and a group photograph, capturing the beautiful moments shared.

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