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Timeless Travels
One of the most treasured memories of school life are the picnics, educational trips and adventure camps attended with friends. To ensure that our students can add more to this treasure, every year the school organizes visits for all. Smiling faces, twinkling eyes and giggling laughter – are our memories from each such trip. And yes together we learn sharing and caring, team spirit and time management and come back enriched and empowered.
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18th-November-2017 – Annual Picnic to Taj Mahal
“A wonder of wonders in the world, the Taj Mahal is a living edifice of human passion.”
Students of classes VI-VIII recently visited this beautiful wonder for their annual picnic on 18 November 2017. The Taj Mahal was built about three hundred and fifty years ago by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, in memory of his beloved queen, Mumtaj. Students were mesmerised by the splendour of this white marble monument. They were informed about the history of Taj Mahal by a guided tour of the magnificent monument. The intricate mosaic work impressed one and all. Its splendour left the students spellbound. Then they were taken for a sumptuous lunch to Push Villa Hotel.
After filling their bellies, it was time to visit yet another famous monument, the Agra Fort. It was built in the year 1573 under the reign of Akbar – one of the greatest Mughal Emperors. It took more than 4000 workers and eight years of hardship to complete the fort. It remained as the main residence of the emperors belonging to the Mughal dynasty until the year 1638. Such historical details gave the students a lot to ponder over and increased their knowledge about our rich history.
The trip didn’t just provide them a break from regular school routine but also proved as a learning and enriching experience.
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18th-November-2017 – Annual Picnic to Taj Mahal (Classes VI-VIII)
“A wonder of wonders in the world, the Taj Mahal is a living edifice of human passion.”
Students of classes VI-VIII recently visited this beautiful wonder for their annual picnic on 18November 2018. The Taj Mahal was built about three hundred and fifty years ago by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, in memory of his beloved queen, Mumtaj. Students were mesmerised by the splendour of this white marble monument. They were informed about the history of Taj Mahal by a guided tour of the magnificent monument. The intricate mosaic work impressed one and all. Its splendour left the students spellbound. Then they were taken for a sumptuous lunch to Push Villa Hotel.
After filling their bellies, it was time to visit yet another famous monument, the Agra Fort. It was built in the year 1573 under the reign of Akbar – one of the greatest Mughal Emperors. It took more than 4000 workers and eight years of hardship to complete the fort. It remained as the main residence of the emperors belonging to the Mughal dynasty until the year 1638. Such historical details gave the students a lot to ponder over and increased their knowledge about our rich history.
The trip didn’t just provide them a break from regular school routine but also proved as a learning and enriching experience.
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02nd-November-2017 – Gurudwara Visit
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'There is one God who dwells in every one of God's creations and constitutes the eternal truth'.
Guru Nanak Dev Ji
As the occasion of Guru Nanak Jayanti is round the corner, Sachdeva Global School organized Gurudwara visit for the students of classes Buds to II. It was a pleasant spiritual experience for the students as they were enlightened about the Sikh Gurus and their teachings. Students sought blessings of the almighty and paid reverence to the holy book 'The Guru Granth Sahib'. They were involved in a small prayer 'Ardaas'. All were delighted to receive the Prasad. It was truly a blissful and enriching experience.
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07th-October-2017 – Movie Show (Classes I - II)
Recreation is an important part of life and movies provide the avenue. From the moment we indulge in watching a movie, we are transformed into a new world where our mind is at ease and we have an exhilarating experience. In order to give a recreational break to the students from their daily routine, a movie show was organized by Sachdeva Global School for the students of classes I and II. The students were accompanied by their class teachers. They watched the animated 3D movie - 'The Emoji Movie’. The movie was a comedy science fiction which unlocked the never seen before world inside a smartphone. The students thoroughly enjoyed the movie and the refreshments. The excitement was evident on their faces. It was indeed a wonderful and refreshing experience.
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29th-August-2017 – A Day in a Zoo
“Those who teach most about humanity, aren’t always human.”
Animals are an important part of our ecological system. And the best way to portray their importance is through an assembly, focusing on their co-existence with us. Blooms-C got an opportunity to put across their view on the same and shared important facts and characteristics about animals. The assembly on the topic- A DAY IN A ZOO was full of information and innovation, wherein the students enacted as different animals, dressed in beautiful costumes. The presentation bar was raised to another level with a beautiful peacock dance presented by the students showcasing their body-balancing skills as well. This was followed by certificate distribution to the deserving students by the Head of the school Ms. Sumana Dutta Sarkar. The assembly was a hit and was appreciated by all.
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23rd-August-2017 – Trip to National Museum
The more you know about the past, the better prepared you are for the future
An educational trip to the National Museum was organized for the students of class V on 23 August 2017. It provided them rich understanding of the Indian history, antique art and artifacts. The trip had been a very informative experience as the students learnt about the life during various dynasties i.e.Mauryas, Shungas, Satvahanas etc. Children were amazed to see various exhibits including rare relics from the Harappan Civilisation to Buddha's 4th- 5th century BC effects. These objects stimulated, among the students, a sense of devotion, dedication and love for their culture. Then students also got a chance to visit ‘Coins Gallery’ exhibiting the initial cowries to the credit cards being used these days. The students were enthralled to witness the entire history of Indian coinage.The guided tour took one and all through various other galleries presenting the vibrancy of human civilization in India at par with the contemporary civilizations. The educative experience filled the pupils with a vast knowledge of their rich heritage.
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19th-August-2017 – Movie Show
Movies have tremendous influence in shaping young lives in the realm of entertainment towards the ideals and objectives of normal adulthood. Sachdeva Global School organized a Movie showcasing session for the little ones of BUDS and BLOOMS. It was an enriching experience for the students as it took them afar from the everyday classroom sessions. The students watched the animated spectacle- “HANUMAN DA DAMDAAR” on Saturday, 19 August 2017. The movie was an engagement of both educative and informative view towards life and its related perspectives in the lives of children. Students enjoyed during this enthralling day and the frolic was accompanied by the supportive guidance of teachers and refreshing snacks to munch on.
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01st-August-2017 – Visit to Iskcon Temple
The only way to conquer Me is through love and there I am gladly conquered.
- Lord Krishna, Bhagwat Gita
ISKCON, an International society for Krishna consciousness is a massive institution for global amalgamation of spiritual beliefs of people from different communities. Everyone perceives God in a different way. To instill and strengthen the roots of our rich Indian religion into the young minds, the students of classes BUDS-II were privileged to visit the ISKCON TEMPLE, Dwarka on Tuesday, 1 AUGUST 2017. The serene idols of Lord Krishna and Radha adorned the main hall which looked immensely exquisite. After the darshan, the students were seated on the ground facing the deities. The childhood incidents of Lord Krishna were also narrated to the children. The students enthusiastically participated in chanting the Mahamantra of Lord Krishna- HARE KRISHNA HARE KRISHNA KRISHNAKRISHNA HARE HARE, HARE RAM HARE RAM RAMRAM HARE HARE. After spending time in joyous and illuminating atmosphere, students were offered charnamrit (prasadam) which they relished. They came back happily enriching themselves with this soulful and spiritual experience, staying in their memories for a lifetime.
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25th-July-2017 – Art Speaking the Soul of its Culture
To make the students aware of the rich craftsmanship the Indian artisans behold, a visit to the National Craft Museum was organized for the students of class IV on 25 July 2017.
The visit to the museum was more of a celebration of the handmade. The students enjoyed witnessing the demonstration of the handicrafts being made in front of them. They also learnt about the abundant and diverse craft traditions across the country. Visiting the galleries displaying the live crafts, especially the textile specialty of each region, provided the pupils an opportunity to explore the sophisticated knowledge and techniques, as well as histories, legends and folklore that are embedded in the rich craft heritage of India.
They also saw myriads of accessories, clothes, jewelry etc. handmade by aesthetically endowed tribal clans, using cow dung, wood and terracotta.
Akathputli show, presented by the Rajasthani puppeteers, added to all the fun.
The excursion enabled the students go beyond the text and get a real insight of the culture and lifestyle of various states of India.
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03rd-May-2017 – Visit to Aravalli Bio Diversity Park
In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks
-John Muir
As part of ongoing education excursions, students of class IX visited the ARAVALLI BIO DIVERSITY PARK, Vasant Vihar in the month of May. The Aravalli Biodiversity Park located on the South Central Ridge, spreads over an area of 692 acres and is currently hosting 20 distinct forest communities. Today the park has become home for over 1,000 different species of plants, 190 species of birds, 90 species of butterflies and over a lakh species of insects. The Park features two major zones - the visitor zone and the nature reserve zone.
The children explored the ‘Butterfly Garden’, the ‘Fernery’ and the ‘Medicinal Plants Conservatory’. They were guided by the team members of the bio diversity park who explained the significance and functions of various plant and animal species found there.
Towards the end, children were shown a short movie which showcased the beautiful flora and fauna found in the mystic landscape of Aravalli. Children not only gained practical knowledge through this visit but also got equally sensitized to conserve the blissful nature!
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13th-April-2017 – Trip-Indian Air Force Museum
On 13 April 2017 students of class III went on an educational trip to the Indian Air Force Museum located at Palam Air Force Station. The Museum reflects the very best of what the Indian Air Force has stoodfor in War and Peace. Its compilation is, in itself, a lasting tributeto hundreds of people who have each in their own way contributed tobuild a glorious tradition. It is befitting for a fighting servicelike the Indian Air Force to have a sense of history and tradition andthe museum is a temple where memories of its glory are enshrined. The museum comprises of Roll of Honour, Wall of Fame, Models of Aircrafts and Pictures of Air Marshals. The sight of various types of Aeroplanes, rockets and missiles led to a deep understanding of the historical events of the past. It was a great educational trip, which witnessed a fair balance of enlightenment and entertainment.
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