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Class V students showcased their creativity and understanding of a vital life skill in an inter-class slogan-writing competition on the topic of ‘Time Management’. The young participants put their artistic and linguistic talents to the test, designing vibrant posters filled...

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Mani Majra, Updated At : 10:41 AM Oct 03, 2024 IST

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Class V students showcased their creativity and understanding of a vital life skill in an inter-class slogan-writing competition on the topic of ‘Time Management’. The young participants put their artistic and linguistic talents to the test, designing vibrant posters filled with impactful slogans. Through their thoughtful messages, they emphasised the importance of using time wisely and how good time management can lead to achieving both academic and personal goals. The competition not only nurtured their creative skills but also instilled the significance of discipline and planning from an early age.

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