Summer camp concludes at PM SHRI KV K-Area, Zirakpur

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

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The seven-day Bharatiya Bhasha Summer Camp at the school concluded successfully. Under the guidance of Principal Pushpa Sharma, students from Classes V to VIII participated, showcasing their talents through performances such as dances, songs and nukkad nataks. Students won prizes in various activities, including quizzes, poster-making competitions and overall participation during the camp. NCERT awarded participation certificates to all students and teachers. The camp provided a valuable learning experience, promoting linguistic diversity and cultural understanding. The school expressed gratitude to parents for their support and discipline, which contributed to the camp’s success. It served as a meaningful opportunity for students to explore India’s rich cultural heritage and appreciate the diversity of Indian languages.

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