Swaraj Public School, Damla

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 19, 2025 IST

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The school hosted a two-day capacity building programme on ‘Creative and Critical Thinking’, organised by the Central Board of Secondary Education. The resource persons were Pooja Batra and Kapil Batra. The programme aimed to equip educators with innovative strategies to foster creativity and critical thinking skills among students — essential 21st-century competencies. Resource persons empanelled by the CBSE facilitated engaging sessions, interactive discussions, and hands-on activities that empowered teachers with practical tools and methodologies. Sixty persons from various CBSE-affiliated schools attended the workshop.

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