Students shine at science fest

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Patiala, February 22

Students of Government Old Police Line School have outperformed their competitors at the science festival held at Punjabi University. Mandeep Kaur Sidhu, Principal, Government Senior Secondary Smart School, said during the two-day science festival organised by the university recently, Manmin and Vanshika of sixth standard at Government Old Police Line School won the first place in model-making contest. Phreen and Diljot bagged first position in the rangoli-making competition. Principal Mandeep Kaur Antal congratulated the students and their parents.

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