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Revel Dale Public School, Attari

Children of the school watched different short dramatised interactions based on Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, the Missile Man of India, and learnt about the need of having a great aim, of acquiring knowledge continuously and of persevering in life to...

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Attari, Updated At : 10:51 AM Oct 24, 2024 IST

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Children of the school watched different short dramatised interactions based on Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, the Missile Man of India, and learnt about the need of having a great aim, of acquiring knowledge continuously and of persevering in life to emerge as a great person. These skits were the part of the programme that was held to celebrate Dr APJ Abdul Kalam’s birthday. Around 150 children participated in the stage programme. A science exhibition was organised at the school. More than 100 students worked on 45 working models based on different principles of geography, mathematics and science.

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