St. Jude’s School organised a visit to Abhinav Farms, Sahaspur, on the 2nd of November 2026, for Students from KG to Class 5. The outing was planned to provide Students with an opportunity to explore, observe and learn beyond the classroom, combining recreation with meaningful experiential learning. The day began with great enthusiasm as the Students boarded their buses at 9:00 a.m., accompanied by their teachers, Mrs. Shruti Prabhakar, Mrs. Maya Jadora and Mrs. Natasha Dias, along with the Primary School Coordinator, Mrs. Shuchi Arora. The journey was filled with cheerful conversations and anticipation of the experiences that awaited them. Upon arrival at the Farm, the Students were warmly welcomed and served delicious snacks before beginning the day’s activities. The Trip began with a captivating traditional puppet show that beautifully showcased the richness of folk culture. Through colourful puppets and engaging storytelling, they experienced a traditional art form that entertained them while offering an insight into India’s cultural heritage. Fascinating tricks, astonishing illusions and delightful surprises kept the young audience spellbound. The Students then set off on an exciting farm walk, where they had the opportunity to observe and interact with a variety of animals and birds. Feeding the Cows and encountering Emus, Ducks, Parakeets, Chickens, Roosters and even a baby Monkey filled them with delight. This close encounter with farm life fostered curiosity and nurtured a deeper appreciation for the animal world. After the farm walk, everyone enjoyed a wholesome lunch prepared with fresh, organic food. Sharing a meal in the peaceful surroundings of the farm added to the experience. Another significant activity was the plantation drive, which helped the Students understand the importance of environmental conservation. They learnt about the initial stages of plantation, beginning with weeding and proceeding to the planting of saplings. This practical activity encouraged them to recognise their role in protecting nature and contributing towards a greener environment. The excitement continued with a Tractor Ride, which emerged as one of the most cherished experiences of the day. The Students thoroughly enjoyed this unique adventure. The day culminated in the distribution of Certificates and Medals, recognising the Student’s participation in all the activities. The Farm trip was a beautiful confluence of learning, fun, adventure and environmental awareness. Every activity was thoughtfully designed to encourage exploration, foster appreciation for nature and create meaningful learning experiences in a joyful setting. The trip concluded with minds enriched with new experiences and memories that will undoubtedly remain treasured for years to come. It was truly a celebration of learning beyond the classroom!
St. Jude’s School organised a visit to Abhinav Farms, Sahaspur, on the 2nd of November 2026, for Students from KG to Class 5. The outing was planned to provide Students with an opportunity to explore, observe and learn beyond the classroom, combining recreation with meaningful experiential learning. The day began with great enthusiasm as the Students boarded their buses at 9:00 a.m., accompanied by their teachers, Mrs. Shruti Prabhakar, Mrs. Maya Jadora and Mrs. Natasha Dias, along with the Primary School Coordinator, Mrs. Shuchi Arora. The journey was filled with cheerful conversations and anticipation of the experiences that awaited them. Upon arrival at the Farm, the Students were warmly welcomed and served delicious snacks before beginning the day’s activities. The Trip began with a captivating traditional puppet show that beautifully showcased the richness of folk culture. Through colourful puppets and engaging storytelling, they experienced a traditional art form that entertained them while offering an insight into India’s cultural heritage. Fascinating tricks, astonishing illusions and delightful surprises kept the young audience spellbound. The Students then set off on an exciting farm walk, where they had the opportunity to observe and interact with a variety of animals and birds. Feeding the Cows and encountering Emus, Ducks, Parakeets, Chickens, Roosters and even a baby Monkey filled them with delight. This close encounter with farm life fostered curiosity and nurtured a deeper appreciation for the animal world. After the farm walk, everyone enjoyed a wholesome lunch prepared with fresh, organic food. Sharing a meal in the peaceful surroundings of the farm added to the experience. Another significant activity was the plantation drive, which helped the Students understand the importance of environmental conservation. They learnt about the initial stages of plantation, beginning with weeding and proceeding to the planting of saplings. This practical activity encouraged them to recognise their role in protecting nature and contributing towards a greener environment. The excitement continued with a Tractor Ride, which emerged as one of the most cherished experiences of the day. The Students thoroughly enjoyed this unique adventure. The day culminated in the distribution of Certificates and Medals, recognising the Student’s participation in all the activities. The Farm trip was a beautiful confluence of learning, fun, adventure and environmental awareness. Every activity was thoughtfully designed to encourage exploration, foster appreciation for nature and create meaningful learning experiences in a joyful setting. The trip concluded with minds enriched with new experiences and memories that will undoubtedly remain treasured for years to come. It was truly a celebration of learning beyond the classroom!