DAV Public School conducts anti-bullying awareness session

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 15, 2025 IST

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DAV Public School, Patiala, conducted an engaging anti-bullying awareness session for students of classes IX and X. The session was led by Akanksha Garg, school counsellor, and attended by over 250 students. The aim of the session was to educate students about the various forms of bullying — physical, verbal, emotional, and cyber — and to equip them with effective strategies to identify, prevent, and report such behaviour. A major highlight of the session was the anti-bullying pledge, where students vowed to stand against bullying and support their peers, reaffirming the values of kindness, courage, and community support.

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