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Call 98200 01918 EMERGENCY: Powai Police Stn 2570 2690 | Sakinaka Police Stn 2847 6160 | Dr LH Hiranandani Hospital 2576 3333 | Marol Fire Stn 2920 0940 / 41 3 Your Friendly Community Newspaper 22 December to 29 December 2019 Powai English High Western India’s first NABH accredited superspeciality hospital School Students Secure 1st Prize in TM Student Reporter Your family Superspeciality Hospital Science Fair he Powai English High School's (PEHS) secondary section had presented two projects at the BMC TScience Fair under the banner of 'Science and Technology for Permanent Progress,' held at the DAV college in Bhandup on December 10 2019, with PEHS competing against more than 70 schools. The Junior Group got 1st prize for the project 'Hidden Eye' on transportation. The children who participated were Falak Khan, Swati Thootey, Suhana Yadav and Ishika Sharma along with the science teachers Shivam Singh, Betsy Benny, Manju Singh, Maya Sahajan, Lauraj Rane, and Pramila Atkare. 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I t involves students to participate in acti- vities to understand the cognitive, affec- tive and psycho- motor aspects of the task.” “Our school for M Shetty earned the distinction of the eighth consecu- being the 'Best School' for the eighth tive year has bagged the 'Best School' title Stime in a row, despite facing stiff amongst some of the most renowned competion from other renowned schools, schools in the S ward.
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