GMMS Pocket-10, Mani Majra

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Mani Majra, Updated At : 11:28 AM Oct 23, 2024 IST

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A 'reading mela' was held on the campus for students of classes I and II under the guidance and support of in-charge Tarun Chhabra. Monika Puri, Principal-cum-cluster-in-charge of GMSSS, MHC, was the special guest. School Head Tarun Chhabra appreciated the efforts of teachers and students. Tiny tots captivated everyone with their mesmerising performances. Various activities like book reading, role play, picture description, word building, 'shabad antyakshari', concept of this and that, what comes in between before and after, were held. Students were also motivated to participate in such activities and enhance their reading skills. The prizes and refreshments were awarded to the winners as well as the participants.

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