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Teachers shine in different roles

The teachers of Royal Institute International School laid on a grand show at the BMICH in April presenting an evening of varied entertainment from traditional items like the pooja dance, Kandyan dances and Bharatha Natyam to calypso songs.

Revealing their theatrical skills they also presented ‘Nari Bena’ and an adaptation of the well-loved classic ‘Little Women’.

‘Royal Glory’ was a production by teachers from all Royal branches of Royal Institute and was organised by the Staff Welfare Association.

 
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