Aravali International School, Panchkula

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Updated At : 06:15 AM Feb 28, 2025 IST

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The school organised a one-day CBP on National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 on behalf of the Centre of Excellence, Panchkula. The workshop witnessed the participation of 62 educators from various schools, engaging in insightful discussions on the transformative reforms of NEP 2020. Two distinguished resource persons -- Anupma Sharma & Neetu Jhatta, shared their expertise on the policy's vision, emphasising holistic education, skill-based learning and its long-term impact on the education system. The interactive sessions encouraged valuable dialogue, fostering a collaborative approach to implementing NEP 2020 effectively. This initiative provided a deeper understanding of the policy, empowering schools to adopt a more inclusive, flexible and learner-centric education framework.

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