Values of education taught at Revel Dale school

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 18, 2025 IST

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A number of educative values are transmitted to children at Revel Dale Public School, Attari, through value-based songs on daily basis. The students listen to the songs which are based on different virtues. young learners of all classes strengthen their value system through educative. In order to assess the students' singing potential, a singing competition was held in which three teams from UKG to Class II participated. Almost 40 students participated in this competition. All the students were brimming with self-confidence and self-belief. They all looked highly expressive. Everybody was following the beat of the music as well as the rhythm. It was the three music teachers of the school who had prepared their teams. The competition was won by Rajbir Kaur’s team.

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