Capacity Building Programme on “Happy Classroom” held

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 20, 2025 IST

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Swaraj Public School, Damla successfully conducted an enriching Capacity Building Programme on “Happy Classroom” on November 16. The training session was led by esteemed resource persons Nidhi Tripathi and Deepanshu Malhotra, who brought with them deep expertise in modern pedagogical practices and classroom management. The workshop focused on creating a positive, inclusive, and joyful learning atmosphere where every child feels valued and motivated. Through interactive activities, reflective discussions, and practical demonstrations, the trainers empowered teachers with innovative strategies to enhance student engagement, emotional well-being, and classroom harmony.

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