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St Josephs Sr Sec School, Chandigarh

The teachers of the kindergarten block of the school organised a ‘summer party’ for their students on the last working day. Kids came attired in casuals with hats and sunglasses. Partying and dancing with their classmates was great fun for...

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Updated At : 04:34 PM Jun 14, 2022 IST

The teachers of the kindergarten block of the school organised a ‘summer party’ for their students on the last working day. Kids came attired in casuals with hats and sunglasses. Partying and dancing with their classmates was great fun for the kids and they posed beautifully in front of camera, in their own innocent ways. Later little ones enjoyed watching a movie for kids. They brought healthy snacks and had fun while eating and sharing their party tiffins with each other.

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