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The Parents’ Day celebrations of Infant Jesus Nursery School at Batticaloa were held at the St Cecilia’s Girls’ College hall on Tuesday.

Rev. Fr. T.A.Julian, Diocesan Director of the Catechetical Centre, Nursery Education Assistant Zonal Director M. Puvirajah, St Cecilia’s Girls’ College Principal Rev. Sr. Arul Maria and Rev.Sr.Noeline were the chief guests.

The function ended with dance items performed by the students and distribution of prizes and gifts.

Text and pix by Deva Achchudan

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