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Blossoms Sr Sec School, Patiala

The little ones from prep I and II of the school went for a field trip to a post office to learn about its working. They saw stamps and interacted with postmen at different counters there. Letters for mothers were...

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Updated At : 02:46 PM May 18, 2024 IST

The little ones from prep I and II of the school went for a field trip to a post office to learn about its working. They saw stamps and interacted with postmen at different counters there. Letters for mothers were also posted by them. It was a super fun way to learn something new.

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