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DAV Public School, Hamirpur

A programme on 'Happy Classroom' was organised at the school under the aegis of CBSE. The workshop was conducted by resource persons Priyanka, PGT biology, DAV Public School, Slashi, Hamirpur, and Vandana Guleria, PGT Physics, DAV Public School, Ambota, Una....

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Hamirpur, Updated At : 11:33 AM Oct 23, 2024 IST

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A programme on 'Happy Classroom' was organised at the school under the aegis of CBSE. The workshop was conducted by resource persons Priyanka, PGT biology, DAV Public School, Slashi, Hamirpur, and Vandana Guleria, PGT Physics, DAV Public School, Ambota, Una. The objective of the workshop was to share ideas and strategies about making the classroom happy. There were as many as 60 teachers from different schools. Principal Sunil Thakur expressed his gratitude to everyone and said that such workshops help teachers understand how a happy environment can be created to make studies interesting for students.

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