Rainbow World School conducts capacity building programme

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Dec 03, 2025 IST

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Rainbow World School, Bhawarna, conducted a CBSE one-day capacity building programme on "Storytelling as Pedagogy". The session was conducted by esteemed CBSE resource persons - Dr Rajeev Niryal, Principal, Spring Dale Convent School, Paloura, Jawali, and Vandana Guleria, PGT Physics, DAV Ambota, Una. Both speakers shared practical strategies and creative techniques to integrate storytelling into different subjects, making learning more engaging, meaningful and joyful for students. Teachers from various schools participated actively in interactive discussions, hands-on activities and reflection-based sessions. Principal Meenakshi Kashyap, Manager Ravi Jamwal and Vice-Principal Seema Sharma appreciated the initiative.

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