The Nursery class planned a zoo-cum-picnic trip to the Zoological Park in Rangapahar on 15-09-2023. The kids had been eagerly awaiting the trip, and when the day finally arrived, their excitement was palpable. As it was their first zoo trip, their enthusiasm was evident through their laughter, singing, and jumping on the way.

Upon reaching the venue, we had a group photo session with the kids. They were then taken inside the zoo, where they saw gibbons, bears, deer, pythons, porcupines, hornbills, and more, and had the opportunity to take pictures near the animal enclosures. Afterward, the kids settled down for lunch, where they rested and enjoyed their packed lunches in the cool shade.

Next, the kids visited the butterfly garden located in the middle of the animal enclosures, where they admired the beautiful flowers and took pictures. We proceeded to see the tigers, which the kids had been eagerly looking forward to, but unfortunately, they couldn’t catch a glimpse. Despite this, they quickly moved on and continued with the sightseeing, anticipating a return visit next year.

The kids were filled with curiosity about what they saw and couldn’t stop themselves from asking numerous questions. The trip was a success, providing not only enjoyment but also valuable educational insights into the diverse forms of life on our planet.

Though tired at the end of the day, the kids couldn’t stop talking about the animals they saw on our way back to school. Overall, it was a memorable trip, and the kids will enthusiastically share their stories with their parents and friends.

Miss Nzanhroni Murry

It is so important to teach our preschoolers that there is a great big world beyond their home and backyard. Traveling to other countries with preschoolers can be challenging, so the next best thing is to bring other countries to our preschoolers. “Around the world in a day” event takes children on a journey around the world! Each country has something different to share: geography, culture, dance, tourist attractions, interesting facts and music too.

Not only is this event designed to help the students learn about different parts of the world, but it also designed to help them understand different cultures.
The students gain a better understanding of cultural differences and how they impact our lives. They focus on celebrating similarities between cultures rather than emphasizing differences.
The around the world event for 2023 was held on 7th July hosted by Class B students. The chairperson was Miss Nzanbeni Ngullie. Altogether there were 15 countries where 10 countries displayed their fluency in singing, dancing and cultural show on stage while the remaining 5 countries held an exhibition with handmade models of different categories of each country.

Report by- Miss Eunice Chen