Revel Dale girl poets excel

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 21, 2025 IST

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Palakpreet Kaur (Class XI) and Shubhdeep Kaur (Class IX) of Revel Dale Public School, Rangarh (Attari), Amritsar, rocked the national-level poetry competition conducted by the CISCE. Palakpreet bagged second position in the 11th-12th category with her powerful poem "A Classroom Called Life", spreading a message of patience and perseverance. Shubhdeep's poem with the same theme also impressed the judges, highlighting the transformations students undergo in the classroom. The school's Principal and management members showered them with blessings and praise.

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