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"Art is the best possible introduction to the culture of the world. It washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life". - Pablo Picasso.
Our students from Classes IX, X and XI visited the 'Avant Garde Exhibition 2024' organized by Ramjas International School. The students were mesmerized by the intricate artworks created by the students of their school. They depicted traditional art in the most delicate and graceful manner.
They further went on to explore 'Lalit Kala Akademi' and 'Triveni Kala Sangam' where they got an opportunity to meet a national award winning artist - Anil Kumar Bodwal.
Let’s have a look at this breathtaking journey that inspired the students to think out of the box. |
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The Guerrilla Warfare activity for students during the trip to Mussoorie organized by Rocksport was designed to instill survival skills and foster teamwork among participants.
Various activities under the Guerrilla Warfare such as treasure hunt, cooking,first- aid, and catapult focused on the principles of ‘survival of the fittest’ through various challenges posed to the students. The teams were divided into sub teams and various tasks were assigned to them. The students indulged in the thrilling treasure hunt activity deciphering clues, and locating hidden treasure using strategy, communication, and physical agility. Clues and puzzles were strategically placed, requiring teams to collaborate and brainstorm to unlock the next stage of the hunt. Once the instruments, appliances, utensils, etc. were discovered, the next activities were conducted.
The cooking challenge required students to prepare meals using limited resources and ingredients, that helped them to adapt to different cooking conditions and work collaboratively to create a healthy-nutritious meal. The first aid training emphasized the importance of basic medical knowledge and emergency response techniques in survival situations. It also taught them to administer first aid for common injuries, manage medical emergencies, and prioritize safety and well-being in challenging environments such as a war. In the catapult activity students constructed and operated catapults to accomplish specific objectives. It also encouraged creativity and innovation in designing.
Through engaging and challenging activities, participants developed resilience, adaptability, and confidence in facing diverse challenges, thus contributing to their personal growth and development. |
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“A walk in nature walks the soul back home.” - Mary Davis.
The students of Class VI to IX returned from their trip to Mussorie on 10 May 2024 with a sense of achievement and adrenaline pumping through their veins. It was exciting to spend time in the hills trekking, playing and hiking.
The excursion was a great opportunity for these students not only to rejuvenate themselves but also to enhance their team work, leadership skills and time management by being involved in different adventurous group activities well organized by Rocksport team. Be it river trekking, rappelling, journal writing, gorilla warfare, talent hunt, raft building or mission impossible - the students exhibited their might and mettle in all these endearing and challenging activities; and returned back with memories to be cherished forever. |
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Students from our school embarked on an exciting adventure to Camp Mussorie where they participated in rock climbing and rappelling activities.
The rock climbing activity began early in the morning as the students geared up in harnesses and helmets under the guidance of trained instructors. The towering rock faces offered a formidable challenge, but the students approached the task with enthusiasm and determination. They carefully studied the routes, strategizing their way up the rocks by using hand and foot holds while belayed by their peers below. It was inspiring to witness their perseverance and teamwork as they conquered each climb, cheering on their classmates and celebrating each successful ascent.
Following the exhilarating rock climbing session, the students moved on to the rappelling activity. This required them to descend down the sheer rock faces using ropes and harnesses, a task that tested their trust in the equipment and their own abilities. With apprehension and excitement mingling in the air, the students bravely stepped over the edge and slowly made their way down the rocks, overcoming their fears and gaining confidence with each descent.
Overall, the rock climbing and rappelling activities provided the students with a unique opportunity to push their limits, conquer their fears, and bond with their classmates in a stunning natural setting. |
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“The bold adventurer succeeds the best” - Ovid.
Under the guidance of the rocksport team, the commencement of an exciting adventure unfolded with the initiation of a raft-building activity. Explaining the intricacies and significance of raft construction, the team engaged the eager students in understanding the process.
Divided into two groups, Team Alpha and Team Beta, the students were tasked with designing their rafts before putting them into action. Armed with bamboo, paddles, tire tubes, and ropes, the students delved into the challenge of crafting their vessels.
With creativity and teamwork, both teams crafted sturdy rafts that exceeded expectations. As they took to the water, navigating with the aid of paddles, their rafting skills came to the fore.
This endearing activity not only tested their abilities but also fostered camaraderie and perseverance. Overcoming obstacles along the way, the students turned what could have been a daunting task into a memorable and exhilarating adventure, forging bonds and creating lasting memories for a lifetime. |
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"Against the current, they strode, not to resist but to persist."
In a daring expedition, students embarked on a river trek, defying the natural course of water. Battling against the flowing currents, their journey unfolded as a testament to resilience and determination. Each step forward echoed a spirit unyielding to obstacles, as they navigated through the untamed wilderness. The trek offered not just physical challenge but also a profound lesson in perseverance. Along the way, amidst the serene beauty of nature, bonds were forged and spirits uplifted. Despite the daunting task of walking against the flow, the students embraced the adventure with unwavering enthusiasm.
As the journey concluded, the memory of their courageous endeavor lingered, inspiring others to confront challenges head-on and emerge victorious. |
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Art galleries are a place that everyone should visit at least once in their life. Visiting an art gallery is not just for those who have a passion for the arts, it can be enjoyed by anyone and everyone. The students of Classes XI and XII of our school visited the National Gallery of Modern Art. Before the students entered the gallery, they were briefed about the origin and the functioning of the gallery by the volunteers present there.
The students went around the gallery and were seen observing the various pieces of art with great interest and were quite fascinated by the works of some famous artists. It was indeed a good way to spend a day where the students got to know about some famous artists of India and also got an opportunity to see their works. |
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"Learning is not confined to the walls of a classroom, but an ever-expanding journey of exploration."
Students of Class V were taken to the National Crafts Museum, Pragati Maidan. The excursion, organized in collaboration with the Hindustan Times, aimed to provide students with a firsthand experience of India's rich and diverse craft heritage.
The well-structured tour encompassed various sections showcasing traditional textiles, metalwork, woodwork, pottery, and tribal art from across the country. Students were captivated by the intricate details and techniques employed by artisans through the ages. Following the guided tour, students were introduced to traditional folk music demonstrated by talented musicians. Under the guidance of museum instructors, they were given a chance to explore the rich Indian heritage through an open market, thus solidifying their learning experience.
The educational trip to the National Crafts Museum proved to be a valuable learning experience for the students. It fostered an appreciation for Indian craftsmanship and its cultural significance. |
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| Students of Class X recently embarked on a highly enriching and delightful excursion to the National Art Gallery. This visit exposed them to a magnificent array of artworks by both renowned and anonymous artists, showcasing a spectrum from traditional Tanjore to spiritual Nathdwara paintings, as well as modern art forms. The diverse collection not only captivated the students but also deepened their understanding of cultural heritage and art appreciation. This educational journey organised in collaboration with HT Pace proved instrumental in broadening their perspectives and fostering a profound appreciation for the artistic expressions that shape and reflect our society's rich cultural tapestry. |
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“Make each day an adventure and take the time to enjoy the journey.”
The arrival at the Nature Walk Resort on the evening of 7 May 2024 was followed by scrumptious snacks of fritters.
After quickly freshning up in their alloted rooms, the adventurous trip to Mussorie with Rocksport team initiated and triggered in true sense with the commencement of their endearing and challenging activities. Breaking the ice, the students were divided into groups and each group was assigned a teacher group leader from the Rocksport team.
The students were briefed about rules and regulation in a fun way by their Rocksport mentor and their group was given exotic names namely Red Rangers, Black Commandos and Green Gorillaz. The day ended with playing and listening to songs around a bonfire, thus promoting bonding amongst peers and releasing the stress of the long journey. |
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“Make each day an adventure and take the time to enjoy the journey.”
The arrival at the Nature Walk Resort on the evening of 7 May 2024 was followed by scrumptious snacks of fritters.
After quickly freshening up in their allotted rooms, the adventurous trip to Mussorie with Rocksport team initiated and triggered in true sense with the commencement of their endearing and challenging activities. Breaking the ice, the students were divided into groups and each group was assigned a teacher group leader from the Rocksport team.
The students were briefed about rules and regulation in a fun way by their Rocksport mentor and their group was given exotic names namely Red Rangers, Black Commandos and Green Gorillaz. The day ended with playing and listening to songs around a bonfire, thus promoting bonding amongst peers and releasing the stress of the long journey. |
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In art, what we want is the certainty that one spark of original genius shall not be extinguished.” - Mary Cassatt.
With this enigmatic thought in mind a delegation of 32 i students from Classes 6 to 11 visited the College of Arts to experience its 68th Annual Art Exhibition - ANUBHUTI.
Students had a lifetime experience where they got to see the exemplary artworks in their various forms.
Paintings in various mediums, sculptures in their divinity and larger than life exhibits not only inspired our students but had them awestruck that how art can transcend into our lives with its beauty and fluidity. |
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“A picnic with friends is like a breath of fresh air for the soul.”
Our school organised a fun filled excursion to the world of games - SMAASH that included Virtual Reality Games, Arcade Games, Bowling, and many more.
Class IV and V students got a wonderful opportunity to interact with peers and adults outside the classroom, which can improve their social skills.
They had a perfect ending to the day with a dancing session to groove on! |
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What else could one want for oneself on these winter days.... respite from the cold, spike of tasty flavours and loads of sunshine?
Well this wishful thinking came to realisation when students of Classes 6 and 7 were taken for a fun filled outing to Smaash Gaming Arcade.
The warm ambience provided the required warmth, the games and friends brought the sunshine and gastronomical urges were satiated by the warm food served. Students were exhausted playing the unlimited virtual reality games, bowling alley smoked fire, 3 D visual games were a superhit amongst our students but after all this fun the highlight of the day became the dance floor. Students had a blast grooving to their favourite dance numbers.
The day ended with immense fun, frolic and laughter, yearning for more.
A few glimpses from the picnic of Classes 6 and 7. |
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| The students of Class VIII went for a picnic to Smaaash at RCube Monad Mall in Rajouri Garden on 15 January 2024. Plenty of games like bumpy car, Jurassic escape, haunted hospital, standing roller coaster and most fascinating of all bowling kept the students thrilled and have exhilarating adventure. Amazing food and drinks served added to the splendid time spent there. The students were seen dancing on the dance floor and enjoying with their fellow mates. It was an ideal time that gave moments of joy and relaxation. |
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| In association with Hindustan Times, our students of Class IV, VI and VII got an opportunity to visit the Bharat Darshan Park that allows you to see landmarks of the whole country like: The Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar, Khajuraho Temple, Sanchi Stupa and many more in Delhi. Monuments are created with around 350 tonne of waste material and feature replicas of historical and religious sites. The theme park is environmentally friendly, as it is powered by solar energy. The visit ended up successfully achieving its goal of providing the students with knowledge in a fun style. |
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“You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.”
With this intention and resolve 91 students of our school of Classes 6-9 along with a team of 9 teachers headed with extreme enthusiasm towards the Rocksport Adventure Camp in Bhowali.
The journey started from the school premises at 4:00 am on 19 May 2023 where the nervous parents came to bid adieu to their excited yet apprehensive wards who were being sent to explore their capabilities and their adventurous side.
The almost 100+ group along with the Rocksport instructors boarded the New Delhi - Kathgodam Shatabdi express from New Delhi Railway station which was deboarded at Kathgodam station from where the journey was continued in a massive convoy of 13 SUVs which finally made us reach our destination, The Walnut Camp after a nerve wrecking off-road ride.
The journey was followed with a scrumptious meal at the campsite. After the meal students were taken to their briefing of the camp etiquettes and the schedule for various activities. Allotment of tents and cottages were done after which students rushed in their groups towards the adventure sports ZipLine, Hangman and HRC.
It was a fun-filled experience for all the students.
The day culminated with campsite reverberating and delving into a super exhilarating round of Antakshari at the Bonfire.
The day at Rocksport Camp culminated with a zeal and hope for a new day filled with amazing activities. |
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Never, ever underestimate the importance of having FUN!
Keeping this in mind, the students of Classes 8 and 9 were taken to see a movie, “Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway” by ‘The Times of India.’ It was a gripping movie based on a real story, in which an immigrant Indian mother fights the Norwegian foster care system and legal machinery to win back custody of her children. Our students thoroughly enjoyed the movie and came back refreshed. |
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The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) is currently excavating Delhi’s Purana Qila. The excavation is being led by Dr. Vasant Swarnkar and this is the third season of excavation at Purana Qila after excavations in the year 2013-14 & 2017-18.
The presentation on the ASI digs at Purana Qila was made by Dr. Swarnkar at INTACH on 18th April and we are glad that the ASI agreed too to have students experience this and learn about the facets of a dig and the objects excavated. Our school was invited for the visit to the ongoing excavation at Purana Qila. Few students of History stream along with their History teacher got to witness Mauryan period ringwells, drains, housing complexes, metal objects, Mughal period objects and much more.
The students appreciated the efforts of the archeologists on finding valuable historical facts. |
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| It was time for fun and frolic yet again which brought a glint in the eyes and a sunny smile on the lovely faces of our students from Class 5. It was a special day for them, the day they were anxiously awaiting for, their annual picnic. We all look forward to picnics, whatever our age may be. With excitement brimming in their hearts, the students reached Adventure Island, Rohini. They enjoyed a variety of rides with their teachers followed by a hot, delectable meal. The students had an amazing time when they gyrated on the dance floor and showcased their dancing talent. The day filled ourhearts with long lasting memories. |
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"When you travel with children you are giving something that can't be taken away....
experience, exposure and a way of life."
Keeping this perspective in mind, an excursion to Andventure Island was organized for the students of Class 6. Brimming with enthusiasm, the students geared up to enjoy the rides. Students got an opportunity to explore a world of excitement and fun. It was an altogether a funfilled and thrilling experience for all. |
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"Unless you are at a picnic,life is no picnic."
These words were given life when students of Class VII went for their Annual Picnic at the Adventure Island.
And what a pleasure it was to watch them come out of their shells and bring out their fun side. It was after a hiatus of almost three years when they went in a big group shunning all their concerns of studies, projects, tests and exams and how did they let their hair loose!
Excitement had reached new heights with friends, Adventure Island Rides, Lunch, Ice-creams and their reverberating DJ to which our girls burned the dance floor.
The picnic not only regaled our students but also rejuvenated them for the upcoming exams. They came back energised and invigorated.
Have a glimpse of their fun-filled day. |
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| We live and work but must not forget to play, to have fun in life and really enjoy it. A picnic is fun, it inspires a sense of mindfulness and adds pleasentness to our lives. The much anticipated annual picnic brought exuberance and cheer to the lives of the students of Class IX when they visited Adventure Island. Their faces glowed with joy and mirth and they were in high spirits as they enjoyed the rides, the scrumptious food and cavorted to the foot tapping music. The trip was indeed a fresh breath of air and children returned with memories to cherish. |
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| Sometimes a break from the routine is the very thing you need. To give our students a welcome relief from their routine before the onset of their final exams, they were taken on their Annual Picnic. The fun filled trip to Adventure Island proved to be an incredible energiser for all the students of Classes XI, giving them all a chance to get outdoors with friends and enjoy their time together. All the students enjoyed the exhilarating rides, sumptuous food and the foot tapping music on the DJ floor. The much awaited picnic after long years of Covid brought immense joy to the students as they get back from their virtual get togethers to real ones thus making precious memories that shall last long after the exhilaration of the rides and the beats of the music fade away - memories that shall last them a lifetime. |
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Fun and learning go hand in hand, for recreation is an essential element of education. With this in mind, students of Class VIII were taken to Adventure Island for picnic.
Students had a delightful day where they enjoyed fun rides, dance and delectable food. As the day progressed, they interacted very closely with their classmates, deepened their bonds of friendship and even overcame their inhibitions with a spirit of adventure as they explored the more thrilling rides.
Children returned cheerfully after a boisterous day full of merriment, refreshed for getting back to learning. |
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It is rightly said, "Sometimes the best therapy is to just take a break from the daily routine and have some fun!".
With this thought in mind, the Class XII students of our school were taken for an excursion to Adventure Island. Lots of fun and laughter were witnessed when the students were seen enjoying all the playful rides of the amusement park. Their enjoyment had no bounds when they shook their legs on the DJ floor with their friends. Followed by a nutritious and scrumptious meal, the students experienced a wholesome day with their friends which made them feel revived n rejuvenated, thereby giving them the much required boost to start preparing for their upcoming Preboard and Board examination with clear minds and new found energies.
Indeed, it was a much needed break for them! |
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Christmas is the most beautiful time of the year. There’s a certain magic that comes with it which tells something wonderful is bound to happen.
The little tiny tots of class Seedling started their Christmas celebrations with a visit to the church. The children were really excited since this experience was altogether new for them. The calm and serene atmosphere of the Church filled them with renewed energy. They lit candles and enjoyed singing carols. They also gave cards and gifts in the church as a token of love. |
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Critical thinking, connection to the past, and self-discovery are some of the benefits of a visit to a museum.
Evidence from a recent study shows that even a single field trip to a museum can increase student’s ability to appreciate and understand what life was like for people from other periods. Each work of art is a window onto new words for students. Those worlds offer students a broadening of their worlds. Thus, St. Marks World School initiated a day tour for the History students of Class XI to the National Archive Museum and the National Museum. It was a great learning experience and the young minds appreciated our glorious past. |
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Picnic is a day of fun and enjoyment.
An educational trip to Kidzania was organised for the students of Classes I to III. Kidszania - an educational concept ,is a global indoor park that inspires, educates and empowers kids, helping them understand and manage their world better. Ours kids enjoyed learning while playing. They did many real life role play based activities. The day for the students was a perfect mix of fun, learning and socialising. |
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"Bloom like a flower with fragrance so others can enjoy you during the joyous springtime."
Tiny tots of Sapling went for an excursion to Mughal Garden.
There were variety of flowers like tulips, roses, lilies, pansies in varied hues. Their excitement knew no bounds to see the beautiful and colourful flowers in the garden. They were mesmerised with the beauty of nature. |
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There's nothing as exciting as school picnic.
To break the monotony of the routine school life, SMGS organised a picnic to The Rail Museum and The Waste to Wonder Park for the students of Class V. The students were amazed to see a huge engine at the entrance gate of the Rail Museum that entranced them and a wave of excitement shot through the group. Students were enthralled to see the exhibits of wagons, coaches and engines displayed in the exhibition hall. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the toy train ride and were particularly thrilled when the train passed through the tunnel. Afterwards, they were taken to another well known attraction in Delhi, The Waste to Wonder park which features the replicas of iconic seven wonders of the world, created from industrial and other waste including scrap iron, thrown away automobile parts, broken metal utensils and pipes. Students learnt that how it provides a boost to the 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan' and will forge ahead in transforming waste to wealth. They came back with a pandora box of knowledge, which made the excursion fruitful and joyous. |
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“Children must be taught HOW TO THINK, not what to think”, and what else is better than a field trip.
Class I of St. Mark’s Girls Sr. Sec. School got the opportunity to enjoy real life role plays in Kidzania. It was a perfect outing for our children on the 13th February 2020. It gives children an environment that allows them to do what naturally comes to them i.e. role-playing by mimicking real-world adult roles like being a nurse, reporter, chef, pilot and a lot more. This field trip was one of the school’s intrinsic way of enhancing learning. It was a fun filled day. |
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The best way of learning about anything is by doing.
St. Mark's Girls Sr. Sec. School organized a picnic to Kidzania for the students of Class II on 12 February, 2020. Unlike any traditional theme park or entertainment zone, Kidzania provides an environment that empowers kids to explore the wide and amazing world. The students were ready to take up any challenge that came their way to earn Kidzos. The students indulged in various activities which stimulated their creative thinking and boosted their self confidence. Through this experience, they also learnt real life values, social skills and team work. |
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Nothing’s better than a picnic. Students classes of Seedling and Sapling were filled with joy and enthusiasm as they spend a delightful day at Kidzania. This amusement park for kids emulates the working of a real city built to scale for kids where they enjoyed a number of role play activities and learnt how various professionals carry out their duties. Students took part in activities like delivering a parcel, baking pizza at Domino’s, driving car, radio jockeying, Courtroom scene, grooming a new born baby and many more.
The students learnt that how people from different professions help us in our daily lives.Overall it was fun and enriching experience for our students. |
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“The children of today will make the India of tomorrow. The way we bring them up will determine the future of our country.“ - Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru.
Keeping the above view in mind, a field trip to the National Bal Bhawan was organized by St. Mark’s Girls Sr. Sec. School on 1 February 2020 for the students of Class IV which aimed at providing opportunities for creative pursuits to children. The children witnessed alel the attractions present there starting with the Indian Air force Museum where LED displays running videos related to IAF excercises/operations, models of IAF aircraft, digital flexes etc., appealed to them. It was followed by the National Children Museum where the children saw a rich collection of objects that fascinated children including toys and dolls from different countries, stone and bronze objects, traditional jewellery, utensils, art and craft material, musical instruments etc. Then was the turn of Magic Mirrors that reflected funny, distorted images of anyone looking into them.
Children found them very amusing and funny. After that, children moved forward to see the Museum Hamara Bharat, where through a series of miniature dioramas, they got an opportunity to get a glimpse of the Indian history, its throbbing culture, rich art and craft, diversity of rituals and religions, India’s glorious past, its battles and victories etc., Next in queue was the Jawahar Fish Aquarium where children got an insight about the aquatic world. Other attraction was the Art Gallery where children observed various kinds of paintings namely Madhubani, Warli etc. The children moved forward to see Sanskriti Shilpa Gram, the Indian Village of National Bal Bhawan where children were amazed to see a village scene with small huts, swings, a well and women standing near it to draw water, a cow and its calf, a bull and a farmer etc. It not only delighted the children but also motivated them to learn more about the Indian Heritage. The exciting field trip concluded with witnessing the Mini Zoo where children were thrilled on seeing ducks fluttering when they came out of water, the rare varieties of pigeons wearing feathers that looked like overcoats and the rabbits that looked as white as snow. They learnt to take care of the sick animals and developed a feeling of love and compassion for all living things. This field trip made children all the more eager to be a part of more such visits in future. |
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A picnic is a fun outing that helps one break away from the humdrum of routine life. Everyone needs a day off from the mundane routine to relax and have some quality time with friends. To give our Class X students this much needed break, a picnic was organised for them to Pratapgarh Farms on 21st January 2020. The students had a great time as they enjoyed hot meals in the cold weather and had great fun riding camels, tractors and bullock carts.
The adventurous and playful spirit of the girls was evident when they crossed the burma bridge and played various traditional games. The day was full of fun and laughter, and surely gave the girls memories to cherish forever. |
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St. Marks Girl’s Sr. Sec. School, Meera Bagh organised a four day Educational Tour to Southern India during 14.1.20 to 17.1.20 for students of Class VIII, IX and XI.
The journey kick started from Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi with a lot of excitement and enthusiasm.
The first place to visit was The Crocodile Bank Trust and Centre for Herpetology, one of the largest reptile zoo with over 2500 reptiles, followed by the famous city of Mahabalipuram enroute Pondicherry. Our students visited the famous Shore Temple, Arjuna’s Penenance, Krishna Mandapam and Varaha Mandapam in Mahabalipuram. What caught the attention of our young enthusiasts was a giagantic granite boulder called Krishna’s Butterball resting on a short incline.
Our students spent some amazing time at Aurobindo Ashram, Auroville, Rock Beach and Paradise Beach, Pondicherry on Day 2. After admiring the silence and beauty of the Samadhi of Shri Aurobindo and Mother, it was time to experience the Chunnambar backwater boating to reach Praradise Beach. The blue water, golden sand and no sign of busy city-life, all in confluence make it a true paradise.
To satisfy the urge of knowing about space and what goes on launching satellites and explore more, our student delegation visited ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) - SDSC (Satish Dhawan Space Centre), SHAR, Sriharikota on Day 3, wherein they were made aware of the different launch pads for GSLV and PSLV.The excitement rose when they got to know that they were standing at the place where Chandrayaan II was launched recently.
On the last day of the trip, our students spent some good time at Santhome Cathedral Basilica and Marina Beach, the largest beach in Asia which happens to be the most dynamic beach in Chennai.
To sum up the entire experience, Chennai is an unusual city. It’s not dynamic like Mumbai or glittering like Delhi; yet it has a charm of its own. |
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