Amravati Vidyalaya, Panchkula, conducts house-wise competition

School note

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM May 08, 2025 IST

The school conducted a house-wise competition for classes VI to X, where students prepared innovative PPTs on the theme, ‘Uses of technology in our daily life’. Effective use of smartphones, smart watches, lights, ChatGPT, AI, and smart locks became the highlight of the day. The vitality of their use was projected in fields like health care, communication, education, and defence. Tulip House was represented by Aarohi of Class VII-B, Dron Band of Class VIII-B, Jiya of Class IX-B, and Raghav of Class X-D. Rose House participants included Alok Gupta from Class VIII-B, Lavanya from Class VIII-C, B Varchaswani Mishra from Class IX-B, and Priyal from Class X-B. From Daffodil House, the participants were Shivam of Class X-B, Aarik of Class IX-B, Prasiddhi of Class VII-D, and Ansh of Class VIII-B. Rose House emerged as the winner, followed by Daffodil House in the second position.

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