Our annual nature camp immerses students in the rich biodiversity of nearby forests. These guided camps are designed to teach environmental awareness, wildlife conservation, and the importance of sustainable living.

Activities include:

• Guided forest trails & biodiversity observations

• Tree identification & eco-conservation workshops

• Campfire storytelling & nature journaling

• Outdoor team-building and survival skills

Through these experiences, students develop respect for nature and learn to see themselves as stewards of the environment.

Students participate in hands-on agricultural activities that introduce them to the science and soul of farming. These visits build appreciation for our farmers and help students understand where their food comes from.

Activities include:

• Visiting nearby organic farms

• Learning about soil types, sowing, composting, and harvesting

• Observing irrigation methods and crop cycles

• Interacting with farmers and agri-entrepreneurs

These experiences bridge the rural-urban gap and instill a sense of gratitude and sustainability.

We engage students in meaningful social activities that develop empathy, responsibility, and leadership. Students actively participate in initiatives aimed at improving their surroundings and supporting those in need.

Activities:

• Cleaning drives in local areas & public spaces

• Tree planting and environmental awareness campaigns

• Visits to old-age homes or orphanages

• Helping in community events or infrastructure maintenance

These projects build civic sense and prepare students for active citizenship.