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Pallavi International School, Gandipet took the lead where teachers and students planted saplings on the school campus premises.

Students of Pallavi Model School, Alwal celebrated the festival in the special assembly online. Children performed dance and songs dedicated to Goddess Saraswati.

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Darwin Day was celebrated at Pallavi International School, Keesara with a special assembly on February 12.

It was a remarkable and creative assembly presented by the VII graders and teachers.

The chief guest for the day was Ratti Kotwal, a trained Montessorian, edupreneur and founder of the brand Maple Lawn Montessori in the US.

The virtual event was conducted across all the sections of classes I and II.

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Students of Class IV and V took part in the project and designed various models and displayed the same during a virtual assembly.

Principal Sudeshna Mairal in her address appreciated the increasing participation of women and girls in all walks of life and urged all the students to let their scientific temper continue.

The theme for the annual day celebration was "Mezzo forte - Resonance of Music”.

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The annual school report was read by the headmistress Shukla Das Gupta, who brought out the department’s commitment to excellence.

Students traveled to the Arctic virtually to take a deep dive into that region's unique ecosystem encouraging them to seek knowledge to fulfill their learning needs.

Gitanjali Vedika rolled out the platform for the overall personality development of students by organising its Annual Sports Day.

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The chief guest for event was Dr E Ramesh Kumar, IAS, a 1999 batch officer of Madhya Pradesh cadre.

The theme for the Annual Day was ‘Orbis Numerus- One Universal Language-Numbers’ which was presented meticulously and creatively by the students.