Govt Middle School, Pocket No 6, Mani Majra

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Updated At : 01:54 PM Jan 22, 2025 IST

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A Bal Mela was organised in the school, in which students and teachers of pre-primary classes participated with great zeal and enthusiasm. Different activities, such as games, flashcards, ‘jaadui pitara’ and storytelling with the help of animal masks, were conducted. The motive of the Bal Mela was holistic development of students. School in charge Bharti appreciated the efforts of students and parents. She encouraged Mousumi Mondal, Jasmeen Kaur and Amita Punia for conducting the activities very efficiently.

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