Educational Cum Leisure Trip Report
Date: 1 August, 2025
Venue: National Crafts Museum & National Police Memorial
Classes: IX to XII
Students of Classes IX to XII embarked on an educational cum leisure trip to the National Hastkala Museum and National Police Memorial in Delhi.
At the Hastkala Museum, students explored a diverse range of traditional Indian handicrafts, gaining a deeper understanding of the nation’s rich cultural and artistic heritage. They actively participated in hands-on activities such as block printing, weaving, and pottery shaping, which allowed them to experience the skill, patience, and creativity of Indian artisans first-hand. This interactive engagement made the visit both informative and memorable.
The visit to the National Police Memorial instilled in students a profound respect for the sacrifices made by our police forces. The Museum and Wall of Valour served as moving tributes to the brave personnel who laid down their lives in service to the nation. Students also watched a short documentary film showcasing the vision, construction, and emotional significance of the memorial. The film left a lasting impact, helping them appreciate the dedication and courage of the police force.
A delicious lunch with a variety of dishes was arranged, followed by evening snacks and refreshments. The day was filled with fun, laughter, and bonding among classmates.Combining education, creativity, and leisure, the trip offered inspiration, bonding, and lasting impressions for all.
Submitted By- Ms. Shivani Dobriyal