Happy Children's Day Weekend

 Happy Children’s Day!

Dear Students,

Wishing you a joyful and memorable Children's Day weekend! May your weekend be filled with laughter, happiness, and moments that make your childhood truly special. This is a time to explore, play, and embrace the wonder and innocence of being young. Enjoy every moment, cherish your dreams, and always keep your curiosity alive.

Have a fantastic and fun-filled Children's Day weekend!



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