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CL DAV Public School, Panchkula

A vibrant science, maths and social science exhibition was organised, transforming the school into a buzzing hub of creativity and learning. In the maths section, students actively engaged parents with interactive models and mental ability questions. Science experiments were brought...

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Panchkula, Updated At : 10:48 AM Nov 16, 2024 IST

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A vibrant science, maths and social science exhibition was organised, transforming the school into a buzzing hub of creativity and learning. In the maths section, students actively engaged parents with interactive models and mental ability questions. Science experiments were brought to life as students confidently demonstrated real-time experiments, captivating their audience. The social science section displayed impressive models that vividly brought history and geography to life. An added attraction was the "Art Hub", displaying beautiful artwork.

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