Dyal Singh Public School, Panipat, observes Anti-Bullying Day

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Updated At : 06:00 AM May 14, 2025 IST

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The school observed Anti-Bullying Day with enthusiasm and awareness-building activities for students of classes IX to XII. The event aimed at sensitising students to harmful effects of bullying and promoting a safe, inclusive and respectful school environment. A series of engaging and thought-provoking activities were organised, including poem recitations, speeches, and powerpoint presentations, all centred around the theme "Stop Bullying: Stand Up, Speak Out." tudents showcased their creativity and empathy through heartfelt poems that highlighted the emotional impact of bullying.

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