Declamation, debate contests at Chaman Vatika Gurukul, Ambala

School note

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 30, 2025 IST

Declamation, extempore and debate competitions were organised at the Gurukul. The declamation competition was held for the students of classes VI to VIII, followed by the extempore competition for classes IX and X. The students of classes XI and XII participated in the debate competition. The competitions aimed to promote the skills of effective public speaking. The participants confidently presented themselves and displayed enthusiasm and awareness. The judges appreciated the efforts put in by the students. Sarojini House became the overall winner of the competition, followed by Kalpana Chawla House at the second position. Principal Sonali Sharma encouraged the students to participate in such competitions to improve their skills and become more articulate and confident speakers. She congratulated all winners for their commendable performance.

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