Mount Carmel School, Chandigarh, organises trip to Jim Corbett National Park

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Jun 23, 2025 IST

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The school organised a 4 night/3 day educational and adventure trip to Jim Corbett National Park for students of grades VI to X. Designed to promote leadership, teamwork, and environmental awareness, the trip included a rich array of activities, such as jungle safaris, trekking, zip-lining, river crossing, catapult making, and first-aid and evacuation drills. Daily morning prayers, adventure games, and team challenges fostered a spirit of unity and resilience. On the closing ceremony students were felicitated for their remarkable participation and enthusiasm. Principal Dr Parveena John Singh stated, “Mount Carmel School believes in holistic education that goes beyond the classroom. This trip helped students discover their strengths while connecting with nature.”

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