CRB School, Chandigarh

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The pre-primary wing of the school participated in a salad-making activity with the help of their teachers. Kids were very excited while making salad in the school. Teachers explained the importance of eating salad to remain strong and healthy. They were also taught table manners. All the kids relished and enjoyed their bowl of salad. Sangeeta Mittal said the objective behind the activity was to inculcate healthy eating habits into the young generation. They also learnt about the nutritional benefits of healthy eating habits.

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