Mangaluru: St Theresa's School students shine at ICSE regional literary, swimming championships


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Mangaluru. Aug 5: St Theresa's School is proud to celebrate the remarkable achievements of its students at two prestigious regional competitions, bringing laurels to the school through their talent, dedication, and perseverance.

At the KISA (Karnataka ICSE Schools Association) Regional Literary Competition held in Bengaluru, Christel Averil D'Souza of class VIII A secured the first runner-up position in the creative writing event. Her outstanding literary skills and creativity earned her well-deserved recognition among the best young writers in the region.

Our young swimmers also delivered an exceptional performance at the CISCE regional swimming championship. Dwisha Shetty won gold in the 50m butterfly and silver in the 100m butterfly, while Akshaj Shetty clinched gold in the 50m breaststroke and silver in the 100m breaststroke. Shourya Shetty added to the school's success by securing bronze in the 50m freestyle.

Adding to the celebration, Dwisha Shetty and Akshaj Shetty have qualified to represent the region at the CISCE national swimming championship.

The management, principal, staff, students, and parents have congratulated all the achievers on their outstanding accomplishments. 

 

 

 

 

  

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