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Pratap Public School, Jundla

The school organised a capacity building programme on the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, with a focus on empowering educators to shape the future of education. The programme featured distinguished guests, including Anil Kumar Goyal, renowned educator and CBSE Coordinator,...
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Updated At : 06:00 AM Feb 24, 2025 IST
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The school organised a capacity building programme on the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, with a focus on empowering educators to shape the future of education. The programme featured distinguished guests, including Anil Kumar Goyal, renowned educator and CBSE Coordinator, Aarti, visionary educator and award-winning principal, Poonam Sharma, Principal of Pratap Public School, Panipat, and Dr Kusum Ahlawat, Principal of Pratap Public School, Jundla. The event aimed to enhance educational practices and align them with the progressive vision of NEP 2020. The programme was attended by educators and administrators from Pratap Public School, Jundla, and other institutions.

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