Summer camps in full swing at govt schools

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Updated At : 01:00 PM Jun 10, 2021 IST

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Ludhiana, June 11

Under the guidelines of the Education Department, online summer camps are being organised by various schools of Block Mangat-1.

During the camp, students are participating in various activities such as yoga, tree-plantation drive, mehandi design, ‘dastarbsndi’, clay modelling, calligraphy, salad-making, painting, mask-making among other activities.

Media in-charge Dr Devinder Singh Chhina said summer camps enhanced the spirits of students and helped in their personality development. Over 300 school students are getting a chance to explore and exhibit their talents in the district, he added.

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