Creative writing activities to encourage learners

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 05, 2025 IST

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As part of the CBSE Expression Series-2025, students from classes III to XII of St Peter’s School, Chandigarh, participated in creative writing activities centred around the theme, “Competency Focused Education”. The activity aimed to encourage learners to express their thoughts and ideas through paragraphs, essays, or poems, based on their respective class categories. The initiative not only boosted the confidence of young writers but also encouraged them to reflect on their strengths and learning journeys, aligning beautifully with the New Education Policy’s focus on skill-based learning.

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