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Little Flower Visitation Convent School, Kaithal

A two-day skill development workshop was organised on the premises of the school as per the new education policy. The workshop was organised for the students of Class VIII to Class XII. At the end of the workshop, Principle Sister...

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Updated At : 09:55 AM Sep 03, 2024 IST

A two-day skill development workshop was organised on the premises of the school as per the new education policy. The workshop was organised for the students of Class VIII to Class XII. At the end of the workshop, Principle Sister Jaya Pareira and Vice-Principal Sister Isabella Justin laid emphasis on the importance of the skill development. This workshop was organised by an organisation, Brain Excellence, from Rohtak.

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