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Valley Public School, Panchkula

Fostering the amicable relationship between teacher and the taught and creating the study friendly environment, a capacity building programme on ‘Happy Classroom’ was organised at the school. Suman Singh, Principal, APS, Chandimandir, and Preeti, PGT, psychology, APS, Chandimandir, enlightened the...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Apr 15, 2025 IST

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Fostering the amicable relationship between teacher and the taught and creating the study friendly environment, a capacity building programme on ‘Happy Classroom’ was organised at the school. Suman Singh, Principal, APS, Chandimandir, and Preeti, PGT, psychology, APS, Chandimandir, enlightened the participants on the topic of the vital importance. Many activities were conducted during the workshop to understand and solve the knotty problems of the students. All teachers participated very enthusiastically and the session proved to be very rewarding. Dr S Umamaheswari, Principal, Valley Public School, expressed gratitude to the resource persons.

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