Delhi Public School, Mohali, organises 'Sprouts of Hope'

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Updated At : 06:00 AM May 08, 2025 IST

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The school organised ELS-1 (Experiential Learning Showcase) of the Pre-Primary Wing, “Sprouts of Hope”, to foster a love for learning and develop essential literacy skills in young children. Students developed listening and speaking skills. Through ELS, children enhanced creativity, problem-solving and critical thinking. Children become confident in their ability to communicate and learn. Children of Prep I and Prep II participated in public speaking and dancing to present the show before the parents. Grade II students created the ‘Best out of Waste’ artefacts in collaboration with their parents. “Sprouts of Hope” programme laid a strong foundation for future academic success.

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