Trips & Picnics

A Trip to Gandhi Smriti

Walking in Gandhi’s footsteps – learning peace, empathy, and compassion

Class XA NSS students visited Gandhi Smriti and Museum to explore Mahatma Gandhi’s life and teachings. They engaged in a session on non-violent communication, learning empathy, patience, and peaceful conflict resolution. The experience inspired them to embrace compassion and Gandhian values in daily life.

A Visit to the National Gallery of Modern Art

On 27 August 2025, the students of Classes XI and XII visited the new wing of the National Gallery of Modern Art, Delhi. They were amazed by the masterpieces of Raja Ravi Varma, admired the expressive works of Rabindranath Tagore, and explored the world of abstract paintings. The bold strokes of Jamini Roy and the vibrant canvases of Amrita Sher-Gil deeply impressed them. The visit also showcased magnificent sculptures and exquisite miniature paintings of Deccan and Rajasthan, reflecting India’s rich cultural heritage. The trip proved to be an inspiring experience, broadening the students’ understanding of Indian art and aesthetics. This trip was not only informative but also very inspiring. Seeing original artworks up close made the students realize the depth, texture, and energy that cannot be captured in textbooks. It was a memorable experience that deepened their interest in pursuing art more seriously.

A Visit to the Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya (Class III)

Our visit to the Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya was both educational and inspiring for the children. The museum, dedicated to the lives and contributions of all Prime Ministers of India, offered a rich blend of history, technology, and storytelling.

The children were fascinated by the interactive displays, audio-visual exhibits, and touchscreen panels that made learning about India’s political journey engaging and easy to understand.

One of the highlights of the day was exploring the Toshakhana section. The children were fascinated to see the beautifully preserved gifts and artifacts received by India’s Prime Ministers from various countries.

Overall, the trip to the Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya proved to be a meaningful blend of fun and learning, leaving the children with lasting memories and valuable knowledge about our country’s leadership history.

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Young Tourism Ambassadors at Qutub Minar

The students from Class XD along with their NSS teacher went to Qutub Minar on 23 August 2025 as Youth Ambassadors for Tourism. This was their NSS project. At the monument site, the students interacted with both national and international tourists as guides. They shared the information about this ancient Mughal monument with the tourists and gave them hand made book marks and cards with information about this monument. It was a great learning experience for the students.

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A Visit to the B.R. Ambedkar Museum (Class VIII)

Learning values of equality and justice at the B.R. Ambedkar Museum.

Class VIII students went on a guided tour of the B.R. Ambedkar Museum, exploring artefacts, photographs, and documents that reflected his remarkable journey. The visit gave them valuable insights into his role as the architect of the Constitution and a social reformer. It was an inspiring experience that highlighted the ideals of equality and justice.

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A Visit to Meteorology Department (class XI, XII)

Chasing clouds, decoding forecasts!

Class XI & XII Geography students explored the Indian Meteorological Department, discovering weather instruments, ozone detectors, and cutting-edge radar systems. Experts showcased cloud detection and real-time data tracking, bringing meteorology to life. The visit ignited curiosity, sharpened understanding, and revealed the science behind accurate forecasts.

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A Visit to the National Museum (Class VI)

Learning Beyond Books

The students of Class Six undertook a two-day educational visit to the National Museum, delving into India’s illustrious past. One day featured Rakhi-making and flag-making competitions, proving that “all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy,” and they returned enriched and over the moon.

A Visit to the National Association For the Blind

Seeing with the heart — a journey of empathy and inclusion.

Members of the Interact Club visited the National Association for the Blind, engaging wholeheartedly in interactive activities that fostered empathy and inclusion. The experience deepened their understanding of the challenges faced by the visually impaired and inspired a spirit of service.

A Visit to Vintron Smartvision Pvt. Ltd

Class XII Commerce students visited Vintron Smartvision Pvt. Ltd., Okhla, gaining firsthand insight into electronic manufacturing processes. They observed advanced Surface Mount Technology in action, including chip mounting, reflow soldering, and quality checks. The visit showcased how precision and automation drive modern production. It was an enriching experience linking classroom concepts with real-world applications.

Padampuri Diaries: Fun, Frolic & Learning Unleashed!

A memorable adventure camp to Padampuri, Uttarakhand, gave our middle schoolers a perfect mix of thrill, learning, and rural immersion! From cliff diving and rappelling to cooking in village homes, students embraced every challenge with courage and heart. An unforgettable journey of growth, friendship, and discovery!

A Trip to Mussoorie

From sunrise treks to starry skies, the summer adventure to Mussoorie was a journey of discovery and growth.
Class XI and XII students embraced nature, challenged limits, and built unbreakable bonds!

A Trip to Mukteshwar

Kumaon Chronicles: Adventure Beyond the Classroom

From sunrise treks to ziplining thrills, our students soaked in the magic of the Kumaon hills! They explored villages, tackled nature trails, and bonded over campfires and team challenges. Each moment was packed with learning, laughter, and life lessons in the lap of nature.
The journey ended with hearts full of memories and a celebration of growth and grit!

A Visit to Red fort

Guardians of the Past: Young Voices for Heritage!

Heritage Club students of Classes VI–VIII embarked on an immersive walk through the iconic Red Fort, exploring its grandeur and historical legacy. This hands-on visit marked the start of their journey as future heritage educators, equipped to lead, conserve, and inspire. A proud step towards preserving India’s cultural wealth!