Inter-house competition at State Public School, Shahkot

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Updated At : 05:06 AM Aug 01, 2025 IST

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The school organised inter-house competitions. For the students of classes III to V, digital painting competition was organised in which they highlighted the importance of erasing plastic, embrace environment and environmental aspects. Math Origami inter-house competition was conducted in three groups of students, first from Class III to V, second from Class VI to VIII and third from Class IX to XII. The PowerPoint presentation competition was conducted in two groups, first was from Class VI to VII and second from Class IX to XII. The topics were ‘Environmental Issues’ and ‘Impact of Technology’, respectively.

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