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Jim Corbett

Trip to Jim Corbett

Date	:	Friday, 26 April 2019 – Sunday, 28 April 2019
Trip	:	Jim Corbett
No. of Students	:	Eighty
Classes	:	X and XII
No. of Teachers	:	Eight

On the first day, the students visited Garjiya Devi temple, a noted temple situated over a large rock in Kosi river. They also spent some time near the river bank. On the second day, students were taken for jungle safari in open jeeps early in the morning wherein the students saw various species of flora and fauna. Afterwards, the students visited Corbett Museum, one of the most captivating parts of the dense Corbett Reserve beautifully situated in Kaladhungi. Overall it was an enriching experience for all the students.

Kerala

A trip to God’s Own Country – Kerala

The last week of September will forever remain etched in the memories of students of our school, as 44 students and 04 teachers visited the two adjoining southern states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Places visited were Munnar, Kochi, Alleppey, Kovalam,Trivandrum and Kanyakumari The lush greenery, majestic mountains and tea estates of Munnar left them mesmerized by nature’s beauty. Their visit to a Tea Estate was very informative.

The trip also made them aware of the problem of tourists spoiling the beauty of our hill stations and the need to keep them pollution free. Some of the other places visited were Dutch Palace and Chinese fishing nets at Marine Drive Kochi. The trip would not have been complete without a sail in the serene backwaters on Kerala’s famous houseboat or ‘Kettuvallam’. Other enchanting places visited were Kovalam Beach in Trivandrum and Vivekananda Shrine at Kanyakumari. The students thoroughly enjoyed the trip and inculcated life skills like leadership, importance of keeping a time schedule and the need for sharing and co-ordination when travelling in a group.

Jaipur

A group of students from Classes VI-VIII, IX-XII of Queen's Convent alongwith accompanied teachers were taken on a trip to Jaipur from 10-12 October 2015 and 23-25 October 2015 respectively. The students were exposed to rich historical and cultural heritage of Jaipur. The students were taken to the City Palace which has a number of palatial structures built by Maharaja Jai Singh. They were also taken to Chowki Dhani, a unique village resort that offers a blend of traditional and modern amenities in an ethnic environment. The next day, they visited Amber Fort. It is mesmerising combination of conventional, Rajasthani and Mughal architecture built in 16th century. They also visited Jal Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Albert Museum, Birla Mandir and Rajasthan Government Emporium. The trip was very enriching and a learning experience for the children.

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Picnic

Picnic
Picnic to Kidzania

Picnic

Queen’s Convent School , Rohini organized a picnic to Lohagarh farms on 2 February 2019 to expose our children to the ethnic village set up, . 182 students were accompanied by 18 teachers.

It is a place for those who seek solitude and peace far from maddening cities, who are looking for authentic real experiences to refresh their memories.
Lohagarh farms provided a trip down the memory lane of childhood and authentic rural experiences to refresh the memories of the students as well as the teachers.
The fun activities comprised of games and sports, adventure activities, team building activities, rural activities and instructor-led activities.
The picnic was full of fun and frolic. Instructors were assigned to the group of students who led them in various activities.
Students had a great time exploring these activities. They enjoyed each type of activity with full enthusiasm.
The highlight of the trip was camel, bullock and tractor ride. Everyone danced merrily to the tunes played by the DJ.
Gradually the students discovered the vibrant culture of a typical Indian village indulged in delectable local food, uncovered traditions and way of rural life, rejuvenated their spirit with the folk music and dances.
The highly energetic day ended in the evening with lots of memories.

Picnic to Kidzania

Report on One Day Picnic to Kidzania

A one day picnic was organized for the students of classes I-VIII to Kidzania on Friday, 03 August 2018. A total of 680 students and 40 teachers went to Kidzania in 16 fully air conditioned buses. The students reached the venue by 10:30 am and returned to school at 5:30 pm. Lunch was provided to the students at the venue. Students took part in many role playing activities at Kidzania. These activities helped the children realize the importance of labour and to respect each profession. These activities are principled at the maxim ‘learning by doing’.

Overall it was a great experience for all the students.

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Day Camp

Day Camp

Day Camp in School for Students

Queen’s Convent School, Rohini organized a Day Adventure Camp in the school premises for the students of Classes I - VIII. Ms. Nalini Andrew, Principal of the school, made the event open with her motivating and encouraging words.

Details are:

Event	:	Adventure Camp
Classes participated	:	I –VIII
Activities	:	Zip Line, Tug of War, Zorbing, Commando Net, Burma Bridge, Dragon Move Hopscotch, Rappelling, DJ Dance
Venue	:	School Premises

Day Camp in School for Students on 29 December 2018

Queen’s Convent school organized a Day Camp on 29 December 2018 in the school premises for classes III- VIII. Multiple activities were arranged for the students according to their ages. Eduvision Tours and Travels had organized fun filled adventurous activities in the school grounds. Some of the activities were:

Comando net
Swinging ladder
Tug of war
Zorb roller
Double rope bridge

Hop scotch
Spider WEB
Magic/Puppet Show
Dancing bamboo
Commando Tunnel

Zip Line
Angry Boll
Tarzan Swing
Tyre Tower

Hop Boll
Mercy Balace
Archery
DJ

The students enjoyed the activities thoroughly. They were also served with breakfast, lunch and snacks in the school itself. Such camps allow the staff and students to develop mutual understanding and inculcate life skills in them.