Field Trips

CBSE students participated in a "One Day Kisan" (farmer) program on August 23, 2026, experiencing hands-on farming activities, understanding rural livelihoods, and appreciating the farmer's integral role in food production.

This immersive experience cultivated respect for agricultural labor, understanding of seasonal cycles, and gratitude for the farmers who feed our nation.

CBSE students visited a handloom weaving center on August 6, 2026, witnessing traditional textile craftsmanship, understanding sustainable production methods, supporting artisan communities, and appreciating heritage skills.

The visit celebrated cultural preservation, ethical entrepreneurship, and how traditional crafts sustain livelihoods while creating timeless beauty.

CBSE students visited the Swethambar Jain Temple and Kolanupaka Museum on December 22, 2025, discovering intricate temple architecture, religious symbolism, ancient Jain manuscripts, and spiritual philosophy.

The experience wove together cultural diversity, spiritual understanding, and appreciation for the architectural mastery embedded in sacred spaces.

IB-PYP learners visited Athidi Ashramam Orphanage Home on December 3, 2025, spending time with the children and residents, sharing activities, and learning about the importance of caring for others.

This meaningful visit nurtured empathy, encouraged service to others, and showed how small acts of kindness can brighten someone’s day.

IB-EYP learners took part in a veterinary visit on the ELC campus on August 20, 2025, learning how animals are examined and cared for, and meeting the professionals who look after their health.

The experience nurtured empathy for animals, introduced the role of veterinary care, and reminded children that caring for living beings is a shared responsibility.

IB-PYP learners visited the Kakatiya Zoological Park on July 15, 2025, observing birds, mammals, and reptiles, noting how each animal is suited to its surroundings, and learning how zoos support wildlife.

The trip strengthened observation skills, deepened understanding of animal habitats, and inspired a sense of responsibility toward conservation.

IB-MYP students visited the National Geophysical Research Institute on June 25, 2025, exploring seismic monitoring, geological studies, earthquake prediction research, and Earth's structural mysteries.

The expedition revealed how geophysical science protects communities, tracks natural phenomena, and deepens our understanding of the dynamic planet we inhabit.

IB-MYP Biology students visited a pathology laboratory on June 13, 2025, witnessing diagnostic techniques, microscopy work, sample analysis, and the critical role of lab professionals in healthcare.

Hands-on exploration connected classroom concepts with real medical science, showcasing how diagnostics saves lives and drives treatment decisions.

CBSE students explored modern agricultural practices at the Research Centre in February 2025, learning about crop science, soil health, organic farming methods, and technological innovations in agriculture.

The visit deepened understanding of food security, sustainable practices, and the critical role of research in feeding our growing population.

Senior Secondary students took part in a drone workshop at IIT Madras in December 2024, learning how drones are designed, assembled, and flown, and working alongside engineers and fellow innovators.

The workshop encouraged hands-on engineering, introduced the principles of drone technology, and inspired students to pursue innovation in science and technology.

CBSE students visited Ganesha EcoTech Pvt Limited on December 12, 2024, seeing an eco-focused industry at work and learning how technology and responsible practices can go hand in hand.

The experience highlighted sustainability, introduced green technology, and gave students a first-hand look at industry practice and career possibilities.

IB-EYP learners visited a construction site on November 11, 2024, watching workers, machines, and materials come together as a building takes shape, from foundations to walls.

The visit highlighted teamwork at work, introduced the tools and materials used in building, and stressed the importance of safety on site.

IB-EYP learners visited the Warangal fire station on November 8, 2024, meeting firefighters, exploring the fire engine and equipment, and learning how the team responds when an emergency call comes in.

The experience reinforced safety awareness, built appreciation for emergency responders, and showed the power of teamwork under pressure.

CBSE students visited the Sriraj Cotton Ginning Industry on October 25, 2024, following raw cotton through the machines that separate fibre from seed and prepare it for the next stage of production.

The visit revealed the link between agriculture and industry, explained each stage of processing, and underlined the importance of workplace safety.

IB-EYP learners visited Ozzy Kids on September 10, 2024, taking part in hands-on activities, imaginative play, and group games designed to keep young learners active and engaged.

The outing celebrated active play, strengthened teamwork and sharing, and showed how joyful, play-based learning builds confidence and friendships.

IB-MYP students visited the Warangal Fort on February 21, 2024, studying its stone gateways, ruins, and architecture, and exploring the history of the Kakatiya dynasty through first-hand observation.

The visit strengthened historical inquiry, deepened appreciation for architecture and engineering, and connected students with the cultural heritage of their region.

IB-EYP learners visited a plant nursery on January 8, 2024, observing saplings, flowering plants, and soil, and learning how plants are watered, nurtured, and cared for as they grow.

This Visit of the Month deepened understanding of plant life cycles, encouraged care for living things, and sparked early environmental awareness through hands-on discovery.

IB-EYP learners visited the fire station on December 14, 2023, meeting firefighters, seeing the fire engine and protective gear up close, and learning what to do in an emergency.

The visit introduced fire safety, inspired respect for courage and service, and showed how community heroes work together to keep everyone safe.

IB-EYP learners visited Ekashila Park on August 18, 2023, exploring open green spaces, observing trees, flowers, and insects, and enjoying outdoor play with their friends in a natural setting.

The outing nurtured curiosity about nature, sensory exploration, and social play, helping our youngest learners build a joyful connection with the world outside the classroom.