Paper bag making competition at GMS, Pocket No 6, NAC, Mani Majra

School note

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM May 08, 2025 IST

A paper bag making competition on ‘Say no to plastic and yes to paper bag’ under science technology and sustainable development was held under the supervision of science club in-charge Neelam Sood. Students were made aware of benefits of saying ‘No to single use of plastic’ to reduce waste and choose eco-friendly products in the morning assembly. Judgement was done by Yogita Singh. Paper bags of students were displayed on the boards of the school. School in-charge Manjit Singh asked students to plant one tree on their birthday to keep planet Earth green and clean and gave blessings to the participating students and gave the certificates and prizes to the winners.

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