Blue Bird pupils visit Jungle Land

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 12, 2025 IST

6911c5fe38775 10.Blue Bird High School Panchkula

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Students from classes IX to XII of Blue Bird High School, Panchkula, embarked on an educational excursion to The Jungle Land, a supervised adventure sports destination. As many as 150 students went on the trip. The trip aimed to promote experiential learning, teamwork, and resilience among students. Students participated in a variety of adventure activities, including trekking, rock climbing, zip-lining and obstacle courses, conducted under the guidance of experienced instructors and supervising teachers to ensure a safe and supportive environment. The camp helped students gain confidence, learn valuable life skills, and develop new friendships.

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