Field Trips
“Education trips and tours are like windows to the world, offering students valuable learning experiences beyond the classroom.”
Experiential learning is powerful. Educational trips and tours prepare students for life beyond the school and home, reinforcing classroom lessons and exposing students to different cultures.
Students explore science, commerce, history, and environment, visiting industrial units, heritage sites, museums, and biodiversity areas. Teachers guide deeper learning post-trip for a research-driven approach.
Overall, field trips provide holistic education, complementing traditional learning with real-world experiences.
Field-trip visits provide hands-on learning that stimulates senses, motivates curiosity, and reinforces classroom learning.
Visited Botanical Park
91 students of Class I visited the botanical park and enjoyed hands-on science experiments.
Visited Wild Water
128 students of Class IX and X visited Wild Water.
Visited Qutub Shahi Tombs
82 students of class VIII learned the importance of historical monuments.
Visited Ameenpur
69 students of Class III visited Ameenpur, the first urban biodiversity site.
Visited KBR National Park
55 students of Class VII learned about wildlife and biodiversity.
Visited G-Mart
98 students of Class I learned about products and transactions.
Visited Ameenpur Lake
97 students of Class I visited the first urban biodiversity-approved lake.
Visited Kollur
62 students of Class X learned about village vs city life and crop purposes.
Visited Assembly
11 students from Classes VI-X visited Assembly to learn about legislative processes.
Field Trips provide opportunities for social interaction, collaboration, leadership, and problem-solving outside the classroom.
Trip to Old Age Home Class 7, Total 58
Students learned valuable life experiences and wisdom by interacting with elderly residents.
Trip to Archaeological Museum Kondapur Class 6-8
Trip to Salar Jung Museum Class 6-8, Total 192
Museums provide unique learning experiences and enrichment for students in various subjects.
Trip to Singoor Hydroelectric Power Station Class 8-10, Total 166
Students enhanced technical knowledge of dams, hydro power plants, and water storage.
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Trip to MNR Library Class 9, Total 46
Students explored knowledge beyond textbooks and learned about topics of interest.
Field Trip to Wonderla Class 8-10, Total 140
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