Shahkot kids excel in Sahodaya Inter-School Maths Origami competition

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 13, 2025 IST

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Under the able guidance of Dr Narotam Singh and Dr Gagandeep Kaur, President and Vice-President of Group of State Public Schools, respectively, and Principal Dr Kanwar Neel Kamal, students of State Public School, Shahkot, secured third position in the Sahodaya Inter-School Maths Origami competition, held at Dayanand Model Senior Secondary School, Jalandhar. The competition saw participation from 35 schools. Diya Garg (VIII) and Amritveer Kaur (VII) represented the school. Vice-Principal Anthony Masih congratulated the winners, encouraging them to participate in future events. Principal Dr Kanwar Neel Kamal also extended congratulations to the winners.

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