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Blue Bird High School, Sec 16, Panchkula

An orientation programme was held at the school for the parents of new students, admitted to Class XI in the streams of commerce and humanities. The programme commenced with a warm welcome extended to the parents. An interactive session was...

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Updated At : 09:01 AM Aug 13, 2024 IST

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An orientation programme was held at the school for the parents of new students, admitted to Class XI in the streams of commerce and humanities. The programme commenced with a warm welcome extended to the parents. An interactive session was conducted by teachers for effective ways of learning and briefing of the guidelines related to the curriculum and co-curriculum activities. The main objective of the session was to familiarise the parents with the rules and regulations, curriculum and exam structure by giving glimpses of activities and academics. Parents appreciated the interactive session. The programme ended with a vote of thanks to parents.

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