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Diamond Public School Celebrates Annual Day 2/2/2015 11:23:22 PM Early Times Report NAGROTA, Feb 2: Underlining the significance of frequent parent-teacher interaction for better academic growth of children, Provincial President National Conference Devender Singh Rana has said this is necessary for taking corrective measures in shaping the career of students, especially at their grooming stage. "Shaping the course of tiny torts is a most delicate phenomenon in the learning process and it can be achieved only when teachers, parents and students maintain synergy", Rana said while speaking at the annual day function of the Diamond Public School at Bajalta this morning. He said grooming young minds is a crucial challenge, not only for parents and students but also the managements, which have to generate such an environs in educational institutions where youngsters can grow in harmony. He urged the school management to maintain pace with modern trends in the field of education and endeavour to give best to students, which can put them in a good stead to face the most competitive age with much more confidence and vigour. Earlier, the Principal and the management presented annual report. In his welcome address, Principal Joginder Singh said that the school has been endeavouring to give its best to the students in all spheres of academic and extra-curricular activities.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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