Brookfield International School, Mohali holds educational excursion to the Shivalik range

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Updated At : 05:49 AM Oct 17, 2025 IST

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The school organised an educational excursion to the Shivalik range to satisfy the natural instinct of curiosity for the students. The exploration was fun, entertainment as well as educational for them. It was indeed a thrilling treat for both students as well as teachers as they were engaged in mind games and adventure activities like rock climbing, bridge and tunnel crossing and jumping jacks and obstacle climbing. Flying fox was also taught to the students which is an effective exercise for the arms, upper back and core. Such exercises are useful at the time of natural disasters. Manav Singla, president of the school said such trips and excursions are a perfect way to expand one’s horizon.

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