Manav Rachna International School, Mohali

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Updated At : 12:16 PM Sep 25, 2024 IST

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The school organised the ‘Deep Dive Hour - Transformative Learning @ Early Years’ on the campus. Heads of various institutions and Foundation Stage leaders were invited to the event, where they gathered to have a transaction of ideas on the NEP, NCF-FS, pedagogy, FLN and learning centres. The amalgamation of insights, experiences, concepts and brainstorming was the perfect stage to getting introduced to and sharing the myriad viewpoints in the collective resolve to making learning a journey full of fun. The event was spearheaded by Director of Manav Rachna International Schools Sanyogita Sharma, in coordination with Kanika Nikhanj, Headmistress, Elementary Wing, MRIS, Mohali.

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