"Healthy Food vs Junk Food" competition at DC Model school

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 17, 2025 IST

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DC Model Sr Sec School, Panchkula, organised an engaging "Healthy Food vs Junk Food" competition for the students of Balvatika 2 to promote awareness about healthy eating habits. The little learners enthusiastically participated, showcasing their creativity through costumes, charts and slogans that highlighted the benefits of nutritious food over junk food. The event aimed to instil good dietary values in young minds in a fun and interactive way. The winners were Aarya, Vanshika, Vani, Naksh and Yuvakshi. Managing Director BB Gupta and Principal Deepika Bhardwaj appreciated the young participants for their confidence and creativity and congratulated the teachers for their dedicated efforts.

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