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Mukand Public School, Model Town

To make the students aware of the ill effects of bullying and violence, a counselling session was conducted by Mukta Sharma for the students of classes III to V at the school. The students were informed about its harmful effects...

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Updated At : 02:24 PM Nov 29, 2023 IST

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To make the students aware of the ill effects of bullying and violence, a counselling session was conducted by Mukta Sharma for the students of classes III to V at the school. The students were informed about its harmful effects and how to respond in a particular situation. The students shared their problems and listened to the advice given by the expert. They also took a pledge to neither tolerate bullying nor bully others. Principal Monika Sharma said such informative sessions help the students to groom themselves psychologically.

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