PTM conducted at Alliance school, Banur

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 16, 2025 IST

68ef8bf278c29 4.Alliance International School Banur

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A Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM), following the mid-term examinations, was conducted at Alliance International School, Banur. Parents expressed their happiness and satisfaction after reviewing their wards' improved results. To make the day even more engaging, the school organized a series of fun games and activities for parents, which they thoroughly enjoyed and participated in with great enthusiasm. Principal Brijesh Saxena and Vice-Principal Meenakshi Saxena met the parents and addressed their queries, ensuring they felt heard and satisfied with the school's academic and co-curricular approach. School Chairman Ashwani Garg and president Ashok Garg appreciated the sincere efforts of the teachers and staff in bringing out the best in their students and strengthening the bond between home and school.

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