Teachers explore creative learning at DAV Palampur workshop

Tribune News Service

Palampur, Updated At : 03:46 AM Nov 17, 2025 IST

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DAV Public School, Palampur, hosted a one-day workshop on "Art Integration" (Domain 2), led by resource persons Vikas Sharma and Savita Sharma. Around 60 teachers from various schools participated in the workshop. The event commenced with a solemn lamp-lighting ceremony, followed by the welcoming and presentation of bouquets to the resource persons.

The workshop aimed to equip teachers with effective strategies to foster creative skills among students.

Gratitude was extended to the CBSE COE, Panchkula and the resource persons for their valuable contributions to Continuous Professional Development (CPD).

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