Chandigarh, Dec. 29 -- Northridge International School hosted a vibrant Winter Fest, filling the campus with joy, creativity, and enthusiasm as students and parents came together to celebrate the occasion. Adding a special highlight to the festivities, Hindustan Times PACE organised an engaging Talent Hunt, offering students a dynamic platform to showcase their skills, confidence, and creativity across various categories. The young participants captivated the audience with their energetic and expressive performances, truly lighting up the stage. The Talent Hunt was evaluated by an esteemed panel of judges including Rahul Gupta, a renowned Bharatanatyam dance performer, and Rupinder, who lauded the initiative for nurturing self-confidence among children. "Such initiatives by HT PACE provide a wonderful platform for children to build confidence, with great support from both the school and parents," shared Rupinder. Rahul Gupta echoed similar sentiments, stating that events like these play an important role in promoting cultural learning alongside academics, and the efforts of the school and HT PACE are truly commendable. Principal Garima S Bhardwaj felicitated the judges and appreciated the collaborative effort, noting that the Talent Hunt in association with HT PACE beautifully encouraged students to showcase their creativity and confidence beyond the classroom. Pinki Pant also appreciated the initiative, describing it as a well-curated event that seamlessly blended learning with enjoyment, creating meaningful experiences for students. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, with winners being felicitated in each category. The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Monika, Head - HT PACE, who appreciated the students' spirited participation and the unwavering encouragement provided by parents and teachers. The celebrations continued with a lively school carnival organised....