(MOREPIC1) (MOREPIC2) Face2News/Zirakpur
Shemrock World School Zirakpur's four-day annual function 'Astitva' concluded with much fanfare.
The closing ceremony of the ceremony, Bhupinder Singh IRS, Deputy Income Tax Commissioner, Panchkula arrived as the chief guest and Amarjeet Singh Bajwa, Chairman of Shemrock Group, arrived as the special guest.
On the second day of the function, Paramjeet Singh Randhawa, brother of MLA Kuljeet Singh Randhawa, arrived as the chief guest. On the second day, social workers Sonu Sethi and Dr. Sanjay Attri were honored by the school for their contribution to the welfare of the society.
(MOREPIC3)(MOREPIC4) (SUBHEAD)On the third day of the function, Professor Vijay Nagpal, former Chairman, Department of Law, Panjab University, Chandigarh arrived as the chief guest. On the third day, Niharika Garg and Ekta Nagpal were honored by the school management for their contribution to the welfare of the society.
On the first day, the school honored Rakesh Tangri, who had donated blood 57 times, who is still donating blood at the age of 64.
In this function, more than 700 students of the school participated in various competitions for four days. The first day of the festival attracted everyone's attention with captivating nature-themed performances including performances, lively dances, soulful prayers and a captivating orchestra.
School Principal Chetan Bansal said that Shemrock World School aims to inspire excellence in education, foster creativity and instill values that will shape future leaders. She said that the four-day annual function of the school concluded with great pomp and show. She expressed happiness over the good performance of the children in the function and thanked those who made the function a success.
The second day of the function witnessed extraordinary talent, immersion in subjects, mesmerizing dances, heartfelt prayers and awareness through various performances by the students. Similarly, on the third day of the function, talents were showcased by the students, exploring the theme of masculinity through dynamic dance, poignant prayers, harmonious orchestration and creative abilities of the students.
On the last day of the festival, it was displayed as a tribute to womanhood. The students presented a kaleidoscope of performances encapsulating the essence of womanhood through beautiful dance with soulful prayers and a harmonious orchestra. The occasion celebrated the diverse talents of the students.
