Pratap Public School, Karnal, holds CBP on competence building

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 27, 2025 IST

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A transformative two-day capacity building programme (CBP) on competence building in English Language and Literature at the secondary level was successfully organised at the Sector-6 branch. The resource persons, Jyoti Nagpal Sethi, Principal, Swaraj Public School, Damla, and Sangeeta Sharma, PGT (English), Sant Nischal Public School, Ladwa, steered the sessions with insight and expertise. As many as 60 educators from across the district participated in rich discussions and interactive activities that focused on innovative pedagogical approaches. The session not only empowered teachers with cutting-edge teaching methodologies but also inspired them to create a stimulating and inclusive educational environment-one where learning English becomes a joyful and transformative journey.

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