RK International School, Nabahi

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 24, 2025 IST

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RK International School, Nabahi, students of classes III to VIII enjoyed an exciting and adventure-packed trip to Mapple Jungle Camp, where a day of fun, learning and exploration awaited them. Their excitement was evident the moment they stepped into the lush green surroundings of the camp. The students enthusiastically participated in a variety of thrilling activities, including ziplining, the Burma bridge, rappelling, tug of war, trampoline fun and several nature-based team-building games. Each activity brought out their courage, teamwork and adventurous spirit. The excursion to Mapple Jungle Camp ended with unforgettable memories, strengthening bonds of cooperation, courage and camaraderie-an experience the students will cherish for years to come.

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