Sri Guru Harkrishan Senior Sec Public School, Chabhal

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The school organised an educational tour to broaden Students’ horizon along with studies. This year, the students from classes VI to XII were taken to various places like War Memorial, Jallianwala Bagh, and Partition Museum as part of an educational tour to familiarise them with the history about patriots’ struggle for freedom of their country. In this educational tour, the students followed the discipline and enhanced their knowledge. The educational tour was organised with the support and guidance of the members in-charge of the school Manjit Singh Dhillon, Adarshpinder Singh Maan and Ajitpal Singh Aneja. Principal Anureet Bawa addressed the students that such excursions extremely benefit the students in learning and their holistic development.

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