“Learning becomes deeper and more meaningful when children experience it firsthand — real-life models turn abstract ideas into lasting understanding.”
As an integral part of our Project ‘Spactacular Journey’, the students of Balvatika II at DPS Surajkund embarked on an exciting and educational visit to the National Science Centre, where they explored the wonders of space with great enthusiasm.
During the visit, the young learners observed fascinating exhibits such as Chandrayaan, planetary rotational axis models, and various interactive science displays that sparked their curiosity and excitement.
The highlight of the visit was a mesmerizing 3D dome show on the solar system, where children eagerly identified planets, celestial movements, and other concepts they have been learning about. Their joy and engagement throughout the visit reflected their keen interest and growing understanding of the world around them.
The trip was a perfect blend of learning and fun, offering students an opportunity to explore, question, and discover through real-life experiences beyond the classroom.
