A Two-Day Training Programme: Training of Trainers (TOT) was successfully conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) at Loreto Convent School, Tara Hall, Shimla on 28th and 29th March 2025. The event witnessed the participation of 136 teachers and principals, aiming to enhance their professional skills in alignment with NEP 2020 and ICT integration in education.

Esteemed Educators and Honored Guests
The training programme was graced by distinguished guests and experts in the field of education, including:
- Mr. Tarun Kumar, Joint Secretary & Head, Centre of Excellence, CBSE Panchkula Region
- Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Puri, Head of Department, Institute of Hotel Management, Shimla
- Ms. Kirti Puri, Head of Department, Institute of Hotel Management, Shimla
- Mr. Arun Massey, Principal, Baptist School, Chandigarh

The esteemed guests were warmly welcomed by Ms. Reetu Khanna Sharma, Principal of Loreto Convent School, followed by a felicitation ceremony.


Empowering Educators Through NEP 2020 & ICT Integration
On Day 2 of the Training of Trainers (TOT) Programme, participants actively engaged in:
✔ Syndicate presentations and peer assessments on NEP 2020 implementation
✔ Practical applications of Information & Communication Technology (ICT) in education
✔ Innovative classroom management strategies for an interactive learning experience
Mr. Arun Massey emphasized the transformative impact of NEP 2020, stating that the new education policy is structured on access, equity, equality, affordability, and accountability, positioning India as a global knowledge hub. He highlighted the importance of a multidisciplinary approach, ensuring students adapt to evolving socio-cultural and technological advancements.
Hands-on Training & Future-Ready Teaching Techniques
The programme equipped educators with cutting-edge teaching methodologies, including:
✅ Modern e-Content creation using digital tools and technology
✅ Interactive learning techniques to foster collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking
✅ Balanced sessions with both theoretical concepts and practical applications
Successful Conclusion & Vote of Thanks
Participants actively shared reflections on their learnings through individual and group presentations, reinforcing key takeaways from the two-day training.


The workshop concluded with an overwhelmingly positive response from the participants, who appreciated the structured balance between knowledge-sharing and practical implementation. The event culminated with a vote of thanks delivered by Sister Apolina Lakra, Secretary of the Managing Committee and Community Leader.
This CBSE Training of Trainers (TOT) Programme at Loreto Convent School, Shimla marked a significant step towards empowering educators, equipping them with advanced teaching strategies to shape the future of learning in India.