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Chaman Vatika ‘Gurukul’, Ambala

A ‘Book Review’ activity was organised at the school. Students had the opportunity to select books from well-stocked library and presented their thoughtful reviews, showcasing their reading comprehension and analytical skills. The students showcased their interest in participation, expressing perspectives...

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Ambala, Updated At : 12:22 PM Oct 11, 2024 IST

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A ‘Book Review’ activity was organised at the school. Students had the opportunity to select books from well-stocked library and presented their thoughtful reviews, showcasing their reading comprehension and analytical skills. The students showcased their interest in participation, expressing perspectives on a wide range of books. The best reviews were recognised with special prizes, inspiring students to engage further with literature. Principal Sonali Sharma congratulated the winners for their excellent contributions.

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