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Grade 2 Museum Visit

Our Grade 2 students had an incredible time at Museo Camera, Gurugram, exploring the evolution of photography! As part of their unit ‘How We Organize Ourselves’, they discovered cameras from the 1800s and compared them to today’s technology.

Grade 5 Aviation Trip

To supplement their inquiry on “How We Organize Ourselves,” Grade 5 students from GD Goenka Global School went on a trip to the Air Force Museum in Palam to gather information regarding aviation technology.

Field Trip Grade 3 2024

Our Grade 3 students embarked on a fascinating journey into the past! They visited Sanskriti Kendra to explore the ingenious survival tools created by early humans using clay, metal, and steel. This hands-on experience brought their unit on ‘Migration’ to life, helping them understand how our ancestors adapted and thrived in new environments. #GDGoenkaGlobalSchool #Migration […]

Museo Camera (Grade 2)

The visit to the ‘Museo Camera Centre’ for grade 2 was an adventure of the imagination, a journey of discovery, and a celebration of creativity. From ancient cameras to modern innovations, grade 2 explored diverse exhibits, inspired by the art and science of capturing moments in time.

Museum of Illusion (Grade 5)

Our 5th graders are very near towards their PYP-X. They visited ‘The Museum of Illusion’ on a field trip. This was an educational trip that aligned with their lines of inquiry. They enjoyed, learnt and experienced. They also exchanged their views and talked about how it was a good exercise for their brain.

Bio Diversity Park (Grade 4)

In conjunction with the unit on ‘Sharing the Planet’ students of Grade 4 embarked on a journey of exploration and discovery.This educational field trip provided an invaluable opportunity to learn about various types of plants and deepen their understanding that biodiversity is key to our survival and we need to value it.

Field Trip – Sankriti Museum (Grade 3)

The Grade 3 students embarked on an enriching field trip to the Sankriti Museum, delving into the rich cultural heritage of ancient civilizations. As they explored the exhibits showcasing artefacts crafted from mud, clay, and metal, they gained firsthand insights into the traditional techniques and lifestyles of past communities.