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Tribune Model School celebrated 2nd five day 'Festival of Entertainment

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Updated At : 01:17 AM Jun 01, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, May 31

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 Tribune Model School, Sector 29, celebrated the second five-day ‘Festival of Entertainment, an annual event, in which the entire teaching staff was seen refreshing their online teaching strategies by focussing on universal human values of love, peace, truth, non violence and right conduct.

 Each day was fun filled and interspersed with several introspective moments on deeper human values. The events organised by Team Kreative — a combination of the Departments of Art, Music, Yoga, Sports and the Counselling Cell, the festival was one-of-a-kind where quick tasks were shared to boost laughter through movement, music, dance exercise and artwork. Practices that enhance mindfulness were included.

 The festival presented the idea of synchronisation between thoughts, mind and actions in one’s personality.

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