What Our Students Stand To Achieve This Year

Devote an entire year to serve Mother Earth.

Our Heal The Earth calendar does three phenomenal things.

First, it introduces young minds across age-groups and across the year to the concept of caring for the planet.

Second, it involves them in experiences where they work on UN SDGs. They can choose to observe and report the going-ons of a small self-sustaining community. They can get involved in community service — helping people directly or indirectly — by either planting trees to increase green cover or to promote quality education by teaching local students

The year contains five unique and highly differentiated opportunities. Each opportunity covers a different season and uses a different period of a school’s students’ academic calendar.

Further, students can opt for different combinations of the five proposed programs and what’s certain is that any choice they make will be counted in favor of furthering the school’s philosophy of saving the planet, protecting the environment and ultimately, Healing The Earth! The first big opportunity is the summer break. Depending on interest senior students can opt to either take a study trip overseas to Kenya or a Skills For Life summer camp.

The junior school takes a Planet Protectors workshop wherever convenient during the course of the two month summer break. As things turn to winter, both, the junior and middle school get the option to visit Corbett National Park and observe the nature in action. They understand the importance of conserving nature by enjoying nature and observing nature away from the daily grime of the urban life. Senior students end the year by participating in Save The Ganga program. They understand why rivers are mothers of cities and how they change and adapt to human life. How they quench human thirst and take the affluent away at the same time and what’s at stake if we don’t save our rivers.