Emm Aar school organises educational tour for students

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 31, 2025 IST

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Emm Aar International School, Adampur, organised an educational tour for students of classes X to XII as part of its commitment to holistic learning and experiential education. Students visited the Palampur Tea Gardens where they gained practical knowledge about tea cultivation, processing and sustainable agricultural practices. The visit also helped them appreciate the significance of environmental conservation and the harmony between nature and livelihood. President Ashish Tandon appreciated the successful organisation of the trip, stating that "Educational tours broaden the horizon of young minds. They provide real-world experiences that strengthen curiosity, teamwork and confidence beyond classroom learning."

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