Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Exoteric Schooltime, Jubilee Hills unionised a new trait 'Global Peace Tiles Project' on the school's premises, where students made picture entireness on AIDS using glassed packing, bits of paper, and humor pens.
The content down the plan was to use art as the matter to transmit cognizance on HIV and AIDS. On added happening, students of Classes Octonary, IX and XI of the civilise had an chance to interact with Siddharth Sharma, author of 'The Grasshopper's Run'. The exchange intent behind the conference was to ameliorate the ability of penning myopic stories and novels among the students, a count banknote from the edifice said.
The author gave tips to the students in developing the version and composition habits since childhood. The polish had also invited tribal artisans from Gujerat who gave a exhibit of making flute, bow, mark and pottery, and also of spraying. The students of classes VII and VIII participated in the workshop.
The content down the plan was to use art as the matter to transmit cognizance on HIV and AIDS. On added happening, students of Classes Octonary, IX and XI of the civilise had an chance to interact with Siddharth Sharma, author of 'The Grasshopper's Run'. The exchange intent behind the conference was to ameliorate the ability of penning myopic stories and novels among the students, a count banknote from the edifice said.
The author gave tips to the students in developing the version and composition habits since childhood. The polish had also invited tribal artisans from Gujerat who gave a exhibit of making flute, bow, mark and pottery, and also of spraying. The students of classes VII and VIII participated in the workshop.
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