Experiential learning is learning by doing. The children gain knowledge and acquire skills through direct experience. It connects new knowledge to past experience, finds insightful patterns through analyzing the experience, and applies those new discoveries to everyday life situations. This leads to a change in thinking and behavior when encountering the next experience, whether in or out of the classroom.
While working to create a better society also wants to ensure a better environment for the people to live in. In addition to hygiene and nutrition, we also give the children environmental education to make them responsible for the same. We teach them water conservation, pollution control, energy conservation, tree growing and recycling.
Environmental education is given a great amount of weight in the whole curriculum which would also include projects form the participants. Simple exercises like planting a tree or conducting a campaign to reduce plastic product usage will bring a positive change surely. More than these activities it’s important to make people realise unless if they are responsible they wouldn’t have a good environment to live in the future.
16,345 kilos of vermicompost was prepared by the students. Organic beet was also cultivated and harvested by the children which was used in their mid-day meal so that children learn waste management and city composting.