School Picnic was organised by management and picnic
incharge on 10th Dec’19 , it was partly sponsored by Harkishin Bhojraj & Brothers Foundations , 70 students and 34 staff members all in CBD Centre
were present in school by 7 am, children were divided into groups of 5 with one
teacher incharge, 2 school buses and 1
hired bus seated with children started the journey at 7:15 am and at 9:15 am
reached the destination picnic ‘SAGUNA BAUG” at Neral while 18 students
with 11 staff member reached at the same
time from Uran centre.
As soon as they reached Missal-Paav and Upma was served
for breakfast.
Saguna Baug is located just about two hours from Mumbai, it
spreads over 22 hectares of land in Malegaon-Neral of the Raigad district in
Maharashtra. It
is an eco-friendly agricultural farm located at the foothills of Matheran. The
farm is surrounded by perennial Ulhas River. Children experienced the
village life with the farm animals and agro farm.
3 groups of 15 students were made with one guide to take
around the Agrofarm
Morning hours were spent touring the places, they saw farms
of useful herbal plantations, 20 min Mallkhamb show, Emu farm, on the way they
got Kokam Sharbat to refresh and moved ahead to see different types of fishes
in fish harvest pond, enjoyed the bullock cart ride and boating, later every
one came back tired to the starting point at 2 pm and had lunch of – Chapati,
Chole, Cabbage bhaji, Dal-Rice, Baked sweet potato, Finger fries and Gulab
Jamun .
After lunch again small groups were formed and they went for
water play and Buffalo ride while the remainng students spent the afternoon
riding on Camel Cart, Segway ride, some did Archery and Rifle shoot and rest
had fun playing on swing, Rope net in play ground.
After returning from the fun zones, evening tea was given to
all.
The Picnic was wrapped with drained energy and memories of a fun filled day and they all left at 6 pm, the last bus reached school at 8 pm leaving children to their parents on their respective stops.
Report by Charushila
pictures clicked by staff members of SBP
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