PM Shri KV, Jutogh Cantonment

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Updated At : 11:04 AM Dec 05, 2024 IST

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The school organised a painting workshop under the PM Shri Bag-Less scheme in which students of classes VI to VIII participated with enthusiasm. Two freelance artists Jamuna and Vikas from Shimla demonstrated portrait and landscape painting skills and taught students about the technique and methods of painting. The workshop was successfully held under the guidance of Principal Mohit Gupta and art teacher Dr Jasbeer Kaur on the school campus. Students learnt the techniques and created their own art work. Principal Mohit Gupta encouraged the students towards honing their skills and making the learning process enjoyable.

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