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An intra-class poem recitation competition was organised for Class I and Class II. Students enthusiastically participated in the competition. They recited wonderful poems on the given themes, ie ‘Road safety’ and ‘Save Earth’ for Class I and ‘Be good’ and...

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Updated At : 04:11 PM May 27, 2022 IST

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An intra-class poem recitation competition was organised for Class I and Class II. Students enthusiastically participated in the competition. They recited wonderful poems on the given themes, ie ‘Road safety’ and ‘Save Earth’ for Class I and ‘Be good’ and ‘Journey of seeds’ for Class II. The judges appreciated the students’ efforts and their performance. Prabhnoor Kaur of Class IA and Pihu of Class II C bagged the first position and Sehajman Singh of Class I B and Aleen Kaur of Class II A got the second position.

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