Revel Dale Public School, Attari

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Updated At : 11:27 AM Aug 30, 2024 IST

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The first issue of ‘Shubh Saver’, the biannual magazine of the school, was released. Principal Rajiv Arora told the students that “childhood is the first spell of human life and it is the most significant period of human life because habits, choices, priorities and values that are formed in the childhood stay with us till the last stage of our life and in the same manner morning time, when our mind is fresh, body is energetic and nature is at its best, is the best time slot of the day. If morning hours are used in a purposeful manner, the entire day becomes productive and rewarding. ‘Shubh Saver’ magazine is a tribute to the entire span of childhood that every student spends at the school in order to make himself physically strong, mentally alert, morally firm, spiritually enlightened and socially amiable”.

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