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The programme was graced by eminent resource persons Dr Atul Hans, President, Sahodaya School Complex and Director, IDRS, and Ms Manmeet Kaur, Vice Principal, Army Public School, Jammu Cantt. Their expertise and insights provided the participating educators with valuable perspectives on making classroom learning more engaging, meaningful and competency-based.
The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries, symbolising the illumination of knowledge and learning. Ms Anita Bhatia, Head of Institute, Rich Harvest School, extended a warm welcome to the resource persons and participants and set the tone for an enriching and interactive session.
Addressing the staff, Advocate Gambhir Dev Singh Charak, Managing Director, Rich Harvest School and Working President, Dogra Sadar Sabha, emphasised the importance of creativity and innovation in education and encouraged teachers to continually explore new pedagogical practices for the holistic development of learners.
The sessions were interactive and activity-based, enabling teachers to experience practical ways of integrating various art forms with different subjects. The programme provided an enriching platform for professional development and encouraged educators to make learning more joyful, creative and learner-centric.
