Adventure & Educational Excursion for Classes X & XII (Batch 2026–27)

The students of Classes X and XII (Batch 2026–27) embarked on an exciting and memorable adventure-cum-educational excursion that provided them with opportunities for exploration, learning, teamwork, and personal growth.

The journey commenced with an exhilarating river rafting experience, followed by a fun-filled camping night where students enjoyed music, recreational activities, and moments of camaraderie. The group then visited the picturesque town of Devprayag and sought the divine blessings of the revered Dhari Devi Temple, gaining insights into the region’s rich spiritual and cultural heritage.

One of the highlights of the trip was the challenging trek from Chopta to Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple in the world, and further to the majestic Chandrashila Peak. Despite facing difficult weather conditions, the students displayed remarkable determination, resilience, and team spirit, successfully completing the trek and making it a truly inspiring achievement.

The excursion also included a visit to the iconic suspension bridges and vibrant local markets of Rishikesh, allowing students to experience the unique blend of natural beauty, culture, and spirituality that the city offers.

Throughout the journey, the students were guided by experienced trekking professionals and were accompanied by two male and two female teachers from the school. Their constant support and supervision ensured the safety, well-being, and comfort of all participants, making the trip a secure, enriching, and unforgettable experience.

The excursion not only provided adventure and recreation but also helped students develop confidence, perseverance, leadership skills, and a deeper appreciation for nature and cultural heritage, leaving them with cherished memories for years to come.

A group of students from our school, accompanied by three teachers, had the wonderful opportunity to attend the prestigious SPIC MACAY Convention held at Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur.

The event brought together students from various parts of the country to experience and appreciate India’s rich cultural heritage. The participants attended inspiring sessions by renowned artists, witnessed captivating performances of Indian classical music and dance, and engaged in meaningful interactions that promoted the values of art, culture, and learning.

The visit provided our students with a unique platform to broaden their horizons, develop a deeper appreciation for Indian traditions, and interact with peers from diverse backgrounds. The guidance and support of the accompanying teachers ensured a productive and enriching experience for all.

The school is proud of the students for representing the institution with enthusiasm, discipline, and curiosity. Such experiences play a vital role in nurturing well-rounded individuals and fostering a lifelong appreciation for India’s cultural legacy.

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