BCM School, Dugri, celebrates National Space Day

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Updated At : 11:52 AM Aug 30, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated National Space Day. The primary wing hosted a painting competition for classes II to V, with over 1,100 students participating. In the middle wing, students from classes VI to VIII took part in an engaging quiz and puzzle activities based on the “Bharat on the Moon” portal. The senior wing students participated in a quiz and attended informative lectures that provided in-depth insights into India’s Chandrayaan missions and ISRO’s ground-breaking accomplishments in space exploration. Principal Dr Vandna Shahi expressed her delight over the students’ active participation in the National Space Day celebrations.

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