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UK Educational Institution To Take Part in Exhibition In Jammu

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By Easterneye.Biz StaffJan 11, 2019
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Kings College London, UK’s one of the major independent school is scheduled to take part in an education fair ‘India and International Premier School Exhibition’ on Sunday (13) in Jammu.

The educational institution will showcase the education culture of the college to the visitors.

Director, marketing and admissions, King’s College India, Disha Narwal, said, “the students come to King’s College India to enjoy not just learning but also the experience of being at the college. This means that although we offer a rich and varied curriculum, we also offer comprehensive co-curricular programmes containing cultural, sporting and charitable activities.”

‘Premier Schools Exhibitions’ is the biggest exhibition series in Asia on Schools Admission, which started in 2004. The show moves to 14 cities in India and several locations in foreign countries such as Thailand, South Korea, Nepal, UAE, and Oman.

Affairs Exhibitions & Media Pvt Ltd started the ‘Premier Schools Exhibition’ with an aim to bring new-age progressive schools and the parents’ on a single platform, to help the children and their parents to choose the right school for their education.

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