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NATIONAL WAR “The excursion made us realise that
MEMORIAL
‘Nothing beats an exciting hands-on experience to
deepen learning. The magic of a field trip is not just
the subject. It is the break in the routine and
adventure that opens up young minds to a new
thing.’ Such trips also provide exciting experiential
learning that gets embedded in the brain. The
connection created between the real world and the
world of books authenticates the journey of
learning.
The students of grade VI went on a one-day trip to
the National War Memorial, New Delhi. The trip
aimed at educating the students on selfless sacrifices
made by our war heroes. The students were excited
and filled with patriotic fervour. They sang patriotic
songs and paid homage to our brave heroes at
Amar Jawan Jyoti. They witnessed the beautiful
architecture with a lot of enthusiasm and curiosity. It
was a memorable day for all the students, and they
thanked Principal Ma’am for this opportunity and
exposure.
Freedom Is Never Free! Taking Notes
REFLECTION BY STUDENTS
“We sang the song “Teri Mitti” in front of the India
Gate. It was such an emotional moment. Our
teachers shared the stories of the supreme sacrifices
of the martyrs. It was one of the best days of my life.
I thank my school for such a great trip.”
Adhiraj Gulati
VI A
“Visiting the war memorial was a meaningful
experience. This excursion has helped me
understand better a famous quote:“Our flag does
not fly because the wind moves it, it flies with the
last breath of each soldier who died protecting it.”
JAI HIND”
Devashish Sharma
VI A
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we should respect the brave soldiers
who have been commissioned at the
borders for our protection, braving
extreme hardships and challenging
terrains. I had a fight with one of my
friends on the way to the War
Memorial. We realised the selflessness
of these soldiers, and my friend and I
decided to become friends. Life is
not worth fighting for petty reasons.
It is worthy of great and noble
deeds.”
Arsh Sood
VI A
“My heart swelled with pride with
feelings of nationalism as we learned
about the heroic deeds of our armed
forces. I stood with awe as we saw
the India Gate that stands as a
memorial to 70,000 soldiers of the
British Indian Army who died during
the First World War.
That day when we were having our
lunch at a park, we saw some slum
children playing. We offered them
our lunch. They accepted our lunch
so happily. I was not happy with the
lunch that my Mamma had packed
for me. Observing these poor
children, I realised that we should
learn to be content to enjoy life.
I am very thankful to our respected
Principal Ma’am for organising such
an eventful and knowledgeable trip
for all of us. I am proud of our armed
forces and salute them for their
courage and spirit.”
Devvrat Seth
VI A
“The National War Memorial excursion
was a memorable and special one
because that day happened to be
my birthday. It was one of my most
emotional experiences. It was my
best birthday because I learned
fascinating stories about the war
heroes of my country. The bronze
murals depicting the war stories of
our brave soldiers had an everlasting
impact on me.”
Aarush Trivedi
VI A
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