Broadway Public School conducts awareness programme on financial literacy

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Dec 04, 2025 IST

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Broadway Public School, Manal, conducted an educational awareness programme on financial literacy and career pathways for classes X, XI, and XII (Commerce and Humanities). The session was delivered by Jaspreet Singh Tiwana, Director of Finbucks Financial Management, who guided students about financial awareness and various career opportunities in Commerce and allied fields.The programme was coordinated by Nitish Jain, Commerce Coordinator, who took the initiative to provide students with meaningful exposure to future career prospects. The school management, led by Chairman S Ranjit Singh Cheema, Director Navreet Kaur and Principal MA Saify appreciated the efforts and encouraged such informative sessions to continue for the benefit of students.

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