Educational Excursions
“The world is the true classroom. The most rewarding and important type of learning is through experience, seeing something with our own eyes”
– Jack Hamma
Outdoor Camps
We organise age‑appropriate outdoor camps that offer students a unique opportunity to learn through adventure, teamwork, and nature‑based experiences. These camps are carefully designed to build resilience, independence, and collaboration skills, while giving children a break from their daily routines in a safe, supervised environment.
Through activities like nature treks, group challenges, night stays, and environmental exploration, students develop confidence, problem‑solving abilities, and a deeper appreciation for the natural world. Our trained staff and experienced facilitators ensure that every camp maintains high safety standards and provides a supportive space for every child.
Outdoor camps are more than just fun—they are a vital part of our effort to nurture well‑rounded individuals who are ready to engage with the world around them.
Trip to Narara Marine Sanctuary - Grade 8 (2025-26)
The students of Grade 8 embarked on a memorable three‑day educational trip to Narara and Jamnagar, where they explored the historic Lakhota Lake and Palace, observed diverse bird species at Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary, and discovered fascinating marine life at Narara Marine Life Sanctuary. The trip provided valuable hands‑on learning about biodiversity, wildlife habitats, and conservation and also fostered teamwork, curiosity, and unforgettable memories through a perfect blend of education and recreation.
ANTS Trail to Udaipur - Grade 10 (2025-26)
We, the students of Anand Niketan Satellite Campus Grade 10, had the opportunity to visit the picturesque city of Udaipur in September, 2025. The much‑awaited trip came as a welcome break after the academically grueling weeks of Mid‑term examinations. Although the trip lasted only three days, it provided us with an enriching experience and a deep dive into the heritage and culture of Udaipur.
Our visit included a tour of some of Udaipur’s most iconic landmarks. The City Palace, with its regal Rajasthani architecture, stood as a testament to the city’s royal past. We also explored Sahelion ki Bari, a tranquil royal retreat with lush gardens, fountains, and a canopy of greenery, offering a cool respite from the intense heat. One of the most memorable parts of the trip was our visit to the Maharana Pratap Smarak, where we learned about the bravery of Chetak, Maharana Pratap's loyal horse, who sacrificed his life to save the Maharana.
No trip to Rajasthan is complete without shopping, so we visited Shilpgram, a vibrant cultural village that blends the crafts of Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Goa. Here, we browsed through a colorful assortment of handicrafts, taking home souvenirs that reflected the region’s rich artistic heritage. Beyond the sightseeing, this trip was a chance for us to bond with our classmates and teachers. From late‑night card games and lively bus conversations to shared laughter and dance, each moment became a cherished memory, capturing the essence of our time together.
Rajpura Trip - Grade 7
The Grade 7 Rajpura trip gave students valuable learning experiences beyond the classroom. Over three days, they explored sand dunes and rocky forests, visited local villages, experienced rural life, enjoyed local cuisine, and went on a cable ride. The trip also strengthened friendships and created lasting memories while broadening their perspectives through experiential learning.
Educational Trip to the Statue of Unity - Grade 7
Our Grade 7 students embarked on an enriching educational trip to the Statue of Unity, where they explored the inspiring legacy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and India’s rich history. The visit included the Statue of Unity Museum, the viewing gallery, the Valley of Flowers, Glow Garden, and Jungle Safari, offering a unique blend of learning, nature, and adventure. Through interactive experiences and shared moments, students developed a deeper appreciation for India’s heritage while strengthening teamwork, responsibility, and lasting friendships, making the trip both educational and memorable.
Camp at Jambughoda: Adventure, Teamwork and Discovery - Grade 4
Our Grade 4 students enjoyed an unforgettable three‑day camp at Jambughoda, where they experienced the joy of living close to nature through forest treks, camping, team games, and evening storytelling. Guided by teachers and local experts, they explored the natural world, learnt the importance of conservation, and built teamwork, resilience, and friendship through shared activities and challenges. The camp was a memorable journey of adventure, self‑discovery, and respect for nature, leaving students with lasting memories and stronger bonds.
The Gir Trip - Grade 12
All of grade 12 was taken on a school trip to the Gir forest from 2nd November to 5th November and the result was a collection of unforgettable memories. Some of the highlights of the trip included a night trek on the first day at the resort. The night walk was terrifyingly wonderful with a once in a lifetime kind of opportunity to stargaze under the clear jungle night sky. It was surreal!
Another highlight of the trip was the morning jungle safari that the students were taken to, the next morning. Students saw some majestic lions and lionesses and enjoyed the serene jungle sunrise.
Lastly, students loved the thrilling chhakda ride that they were taken for the next evening. In a nutshell, the Gir trip was a memorable last school trip.
Trip to Jodhpur and Jaisalmer - Grade 7 & 8
The students of Grades 7 and 8 embarked on an enriching educational trip to Jodhpur and Jaisalmer, where they explored iconic landmarks including Umaid Bhawan Palace, Mehrangarh Fort, Jaisalmer Fort, the War Museum, and the Fossil Park, gaining insights into Rajasthan’s rich history and culture. The experience was further enhanced by camel and jeep safaris, vibrant Rajasthani folk performances, and memorable evenings in the desert.
