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MRA Modern Public School, Pkl

The school organised an educational trip for students of KG class to make them aware of traffic rules and regulations. An activity involving making of “traffic lights” was also conducted. It was a fun-filled experience for the kids. They learnt...

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Updated At : 04:46 PM Aug 04, 2022 IST

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The school organised an educational trip for students of KG class to make them aware of traffic rules and regulations. An activity involving making of “traffic lights” was also conducted. It was a fun-filled experience for the kids. They learnt about the importance of traffic lights, zebra crossing, and many other rules of the road by visiting the Town Park and Traffic Park. Neetu Arora said, “Giving children lessons on road safety can be useful when they walk to school, take the bus, or go outside to play”.

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