DAV Public School, Bharoli, Nadaun

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Updated At : 11:27 AM Jan 01, 2025 IST

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A workshop was organised in the school. Around 400 teachers from 10 DAV schools attended the programme. Training coordinator Dr VK Yadav, ARO, HP zone-D, and Principal, DAV, Palampur, Vishwas Sharma, Cluster Head and Principal, DAV, Dehra, Vipin Jishtu, Principal, DAV, Dharamshala, Anil Thakur, Principal, DAV, Ljhiyani, Mahender Singh, Principal, DAV, Hamirpur, Lata Thakur, Principal, DAV, Narwana, and Prince Thakur, Principal, DAV, Lad Bharol, marked their benign presence and facilitated all participants. The workshop concluded with a happy gesture and a lot of new learning and experiences. Host Principal Surjeet Kumar Rana proposed a vote of thanks at the end and encouraged all teachers to implement their takeaways in their classes for making the teaching learning process most effective.

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