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VB International School, Zirakpur

The school hosted an engaging flameless dessert making activity, coinciding with the vibrant celebration of Diwali. Students from various classes came together to showcase their culinary creativity by preparing a variety of delicious, flameless sweets, reflecting the spirit of the...

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Zirakpur, Updated At : 10:16 AM Nov 06, 2024 IST

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The school hosted an engaging flameless dessert making activity, coinciding with the vibrant celebration of Diwali. Students from various classes came together to showcase their culinary creativity by preparing a variety of delicious, flameless sweets, reflecting the spirit of the festival. The event emphasised teamwork and innovation, as students used ingredients like fruits, nuts, and chocolate to create visually appealing and tasty treats. The initiative not only encouraged creativity and practical skills but also reinforced the values of unity and celebration within the diverse school community.

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