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As they say... practical learning is the best form and today’s generation thrives on it!!! Keeping the same in mind , an educational field trip to the 'Heritage Transport Museum' was organised for students of class 3 on Thursday, 19-12-19. It proved to be a great learning opportunity for the young minds! The students of class 3 could relate their class based learning with this real life experience. The students were shown different transport sections including old means of tr avel, cycles, bikes, aeroplanes, cars, trucks and ships. In these sections, they were explained about the invention of wheel and the development of these means of transport. The students were exalted to see how people used to travel during non-mechanized era. Later, the future bike model rose their curiosity to an even higher level. The inquisitive students were eager to know more and were answered to their full satisf action. Overall, the whole trip was full of excitement and learning.

Excursions are means of educating ourselves on how certain things work and how we rely on them. In an educative and fun filled trip students of class I visited the Post Office today (13/12/19) and learnt about the services provided by it to the public. The Post Master was happy to answer all the queries when approached by our curious lot by taking them around to see how letters are collected, segregated, stamped and then sorted in pigeon holes for the Postmen to collect. It was altogether a great learning experience especially in this Era of mobile and email.

RPS sector 50 Gurugram strongly believes in the parent-school partnership!! For the same, the morning of Saturday, 07-12-19 started with a positive hustle of parents coming to school for the PTM. The day was extremely fruitful as constructive feedback was shared by the teachers to the parents w.r.t their academic and extra curricular performance. Steps and measures for improvement were also discussed for the holistic development of each child!!

“Spelling is important because it aids in cementing the connection that is shared between sounds and letters.” In the time and age of auto-correct, predictive text and spell check, the Intra RPS Spell- Bee competition for Grade III students held at RPS International School, Sector-50, Gurugram on 30th November, 2019 came as a whiff of fresh breeze. The competition commenced by the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by Dr. Pavitra Rao-Chairperson, RPS Group of Schools, School Principal and the Headmistress. Students from 8 branches of RPS participated with great enthusiasm and dueled through the toughest words to prove their mettle. The competition consisted of 6 rounds. The rounds included Word Drill, Magic of Phonic Sounds, Visual Extravaganza, Guess the Word, Pronounce it Right and One Word Wonder. All rounds of the Spell Bee held the audience ‘spellbound’, with almost all of the 16 participants spelling most of the words correctly.  Even the toughest words were spelt with unflinchin

"Field trips can create wonder and excitement for learning." To experience the same our solicitous children of class 1 visited the 'HERITAGE TRANSPORT MUSEUM' on 29th November 2019; where they could co- relate their classroom learning with the real world. The collection in museum focuses on the development of transportation in India. The students were thrilled to see beautiful Palanquins, different types of saddles, invention of wheels, vintage cars, steam engines, trams, luxury trains, airplane, different types of water transport and the future bike, created a lot of excitement in them. A wonderful learning experience indeed!

It was a fun filled day in the adventure diaries of RPSians when students of class III to V embarked upon the journey to a thrill land called "De Adventure Park". Located in the lush green vicinity in country side with action packed adventure activities and rides. This place had all what it takes to make a memorable day. Kids started their day with sumptuous breakfast and got energised to take on the fun filled challenges.They did many thrilling activities like Burma Bridge, Commando net, Sky Cycling, Zorb Ball Walk, Commando Crawl, Rope Walking and many more indulging team activities. Sumptuous food, trained staff and music with dance made it a big hit among all. We came back empty on energies but heart full of unforgettable memories to be cherished and shared.