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Scholars Public School, Mauli, Barwala

The school conducted a creative and eco-friendly “Best out of waste” activity for its senior wing. The initiative was aimed to inspire students to think innovatively while promoting the importance of recycling and sustainability. Senior students showcased their talent and...

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Updated At : 11:44 AM Nov 30, 2024 IST

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The school conducted a creative and eco-friendly “Best out of waste” activity for its senior wing. The initiative was aimed to inspire students to think innovatively while promoting the importance of recycling and sustainability. Senior students showcased their talent and imagination by creating useful and artistic items from discarded materials. The activity highlighted the significance of environmental conservation and encouraged students to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives. The school management applauded the efforts of the participants and emphasised the importance of nurturing environmental awareness through such initiatives.

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