The British Co-Ed High School, Patiala, students explore quality education and gender equality in Nigeria, Palestine, India, Turkey

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

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The British Co-Ed High School, Patiala, students explore quality education and gender equality in Nigeria, Palestine, India, Turkey

Bridging global issues, Grade X students of the school explored quality education and gender equality in Nigeria, Palestine, India, and Turkey. They researched challenges, presented their findings as a research paper, and held a Model UN to propose solutions. A street play with posters and placards was also performed to raise community awareness and inspire action.

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