AKSIPS-65 Smart School, Mohali

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Updated At : 10:20 AM Aug 01, 2024 IST

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The school organised a thought-provoking traffic awareness workshop for students of classes VII to XII, conducted by the SP, Traffic Police, Mohali, Jagjit Singh, and Traffic Marshall Janak Raj. The workshop highlighted the importance of adhering to basic traffic rules to ensure a safer society, wearing helmets and seatbelts, avoiding mobile phone usage while driving and awareness about cyber threats. The Associate Director, AKSIPS Group of Smart Schools, and Principal Rajminder Kaur Jaitla urged students to remain vigilant while using mobile phones and to spread awareness on following traffic rules.

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