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Bengaluru school organises ‘first’ drive-through graduation ceremony. See pics

The unusual ceremony received tons of appreciation.

Published on: Jun 6, 2020, 20:43:50 IST
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Donning the traditional gowns and hats, these students hitched a car ride to their school in Bengaluru for a very special reason – to celebrate their graduation. However, given the current circumstances, a traditional event was out of the question, so the school came up with something ingenuous – a drive-through ceremony.

The image shows the students waiting in their cars for their turn. (Facebook/Canadian International School)
The image shows the students waiting in their cars for their turn. (Facebook/Canadian International School)

Canadian International School took to Facebook to share this amazing ceremony which took place in their Bengaluru campus.

“Today, CIS held Bangalore’s first drive-through graduation ceremony! Graduates and their parents drove around our football field and as each car passed by, teachers cheered them on as they received their certificates,” the school wrote. “This year’s graduation theme of “We’ll find a way or make one”, really shined through!” they added.

Along with the post they also shared tons of pictures showing happy faces all around. While some of the images show the students holding their degrees, others show teachers handing them out and all this while maintain proper safety precautions.

People were all elated to see the images. While some congratulated the students, others lauded the school for organising such an unusual event.

What do you think of this innovative event?

 
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