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Cultural extravaganza marks Children’s Day at Surya Global School
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Students captivate audience with colourful performances and creative displays
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Cultural extravaganza marks Children’s Day at Surya Global School
Jagital: Children’s Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Surya Global School in Jagtial on Saturday, with students showcasing their talents through vibrant cultural programmes.
The celebrations featured children in colourful costumes, folk and classical dances, patriotic performances and creative presentations, which enthralled the audience. Parents and guardians appreciated the students’ efforts and enthusiasm.
Addressing the gathering, school principal Sridhar Rao described children as the future of the nation and urged them to develop discipline, punctuality, good conduct and a spirit of service. He stressed the importance of balancing academic excellence with sports, arts and cultural activities to identify and nurture hidden talents.
He also encouraged students to fulfil the aspirations of their parents and teachers and grow into responsible citizens.
School directors Sridhar Rao, Haricharan Rao, Mounika, Rajitha and Suman Rao attended the celebrations and congratulated the participants.
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