Aeromodelling workshop organised at Divine Glory School

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Updated At : 08:00 AM Jul 12, 2026 IST

An aeromodelling workshop was organised for students at Divine Glory Public School, Dhanaura, Ambala. Brijesh Kapil, representing the school management, explained that the technical workshop is organised annually to motivate students towards technical careers. During the workshop, students learned the basics of flying an aeroplane, built small catapult glider models, practised simulator flying of RC aircraft and gained hands-on experience in using different tools. The workshop encouraged students to explore technical streams and inspired them to consider careers in engineering and aviation-related fields.

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Aeromodelling workshop organised at Divine Glory School

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