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The school organized a days trip to Pratapgarh farms (Jhajjar) on 11th November 2011 for the students of classes III, IV and V. Students were exposed to various rural, domestic and creative activities like pottery, spinning, grinding gram etc.
Joyrides on camel, bullock cart and tractor was a thrilling experience. Students enjoyed ethnic games like achery, gulel, kite flying, tug of war and adventure sports like Burma Bridge and tram paline fuming, Nature Walk in the ‘Herbal Garden’. Visit to dairy and poultry farm, biogas plant and vermi – compost pit was another important highlight. |
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| On 23rd of August 2011 students of class III to VII visited Kingdom of Dreams ! Truly a breath taking place. The students had their hands full of enjoyment as they entered this mesmerizing land. After watching the panoramic view of different states of India and a sumptuous meal – they saw the ‘Mongolian Circus’ full of stunts and dare devil acts that captured the students attention as they glued on to their seats for an hour. |
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Students of classes III to V went to the historical and coloured city of Jaipur – also known as Pink City. The tour included sight seeing of various historical monuments such as Palace Museum, Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort and Birla Temple.
The overnight stay at ‘Chokhi Dhani’ – An ethnic village resort made the trip more enjoyable where the students witnessed Kalbeliya dance, magic show, Puppet show etc. |
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Summer Camps are a great learning experience both for the teachers as well as for the students. Our school organized a trip to ‘Hathipaon’ from 22nd to 26th May 2011. The students became a part of the adventurous activities such as rappling, trekking, Commando bridge etc.
The bonfires at night and shopping at the mall made the entire trip full of fun . Being a part of the nature also made it a ‘Eco- friendly’ trip. |
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The staff Excursion to the kingdom of Dreams located at Gurgaon was organized by the school Management. The idea of all the teachers going out to have some fun was purely a
bliss after a hectic schedule of preparing the results. The place stood upon its name – truly a Heaven! Indeed.
But the real meaning was to represent the myrid facets of India - The Art Of Ajanta Ellora to
The intricate culture of Kerala followed by the colourful Rajasthan to the chic movie world of Mumbai - all underneath the blue sky giving the feel of vastness.
The teachers truly had a fun day
Pure magic, teachers day out ! |
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Students from classes VI – XI accompanied by school teachers got the feel of adventure by going to Narkanda in Himachal Pradesh for trekking. This is the highest camp with the height of 11,000 feet. The camp site was aptly named as ‘Agyat Vaas’ as it was in a secluded area where no communication could be made.
The students hiked the Hatu Peak and tried their hand at rappelling and climbed the Karvi Peak. Watching the sunrise was a sheer delight. The children visited the famous temples of historical and religious significance namely the Hateshwari Devi and the Mandodari temple. |
| An educational trip to Udaipur and Chittorgarh was organized for the students of classes VI to IX in the month of October 2009. The students had a great time watching historical fort of Chittorgarh, Padmini Palace, Victory Tower, Pratap Samarak, City Palace, Sahelion ki Bari and Jagdish Temple. The students came to know about King ‘Uday Singh’ after whom the city is named, the Johar of Rani Padmini, the story behind Vijay Tower. On the whole, it was a nice learning experience for everyone. |
An educational trip to Chandigarh was organized for the students of classes III, IV and V on 28th and 29th August 2009. A visit to Chatabir Zoo and the lion safari was an experience which they will never forget. They saw a variety of animals in the Zoo.
The students visited the famous Cactus Garden, Rock Garden which is sculptured beautifully with waste ceramics, glass pottery pieces and the Sukhna lake which is a large fresh water lake surrounded by beautiful Shivaliks. They enjoyed every bit of this memorable trip. |
| On 10th and 11th August, a school trip for the students of classes III, IV and V went to Jaipur Chowkidhani along with thePrincipal Ms. Rama Sethi and primary teachers. The trip was extremly enjoyble and educative. Students visited exquisite City Palace, Aamer Fort and City Museam in Jaipur. Birla Mandir was also the main attraction of sight- seeing. The stay was in 5 - Star 'Chowkidhani resort' in which they captured the glimpses of traditional Rajasthan - Magic Show, dance show, elephant , camel ride and fun games. |
| St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Janak Puri and SCAT organised an outdoor camp at Bir, in Kangra Valley. The camp aimed at exposing students to activities that can help them develop confidence and leadership quility. 47 students from classes IV to IX started from Delhi for the 4 day camp from 14th May to 18th May 2008. Students participated in various activities like river crossing, repelling, rock climbing, balance walk Burma bridge etc. The most enjoyable part of the camp was trekking that included the walk through the hills of the Dhauladhar range. The visit to Aisa's biggest monastery tea estate and tea factory was an exciting experience.. The Shopping trip to the local Tibetan market in rainy but pleasant weather was very fascinating. The stay in tents was comfortable and the food served was delicious. |
| A group of 43 students of class IX along with their teachers visited Goa in the month of September. The trip was a real journey through the past history when Portuguese ruled the state. The old churches, with all the architectural beauty, the Mangesh temple exposed them to the cultural background. The calm and tranquil beaches and an evening on the cruise overawed one and all. |
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