British School, Nabha, hosts Advert-mania event

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 21, 2025 IST

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The Indo British School, Nabha, hosted an exciting Inter-House "Advert-mania Competition," showcasing students' creativity and marketing skills. The four houses - Faridkot, Kapurthala, Nabha and Patiala - presented innovative advertisements that blended humour, originality and persuasive messaging. The event featured catchy jingles, expressive performances and powerful slogans, captivating the audience. Principal Anu Batish appreciated the participants' efforts, encouraging students to explore creative avenues and highlighting the importance of communication skills. The competition boosted students' confidence, teamwork and passion for imaginative expression.

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