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31st December 2019: Fit India Certificate of Recognition
ShreeRam World School is a proud recipient of the Fit India Certificate of Recognition by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India.
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07th December 2019: Excursion to Surajgarh Farms, Gurugram
As part of our ongoing process of giving our students an educative experience in the form of excursions and educational trips and to encourage the spirit of adventure and fitness among the young ones, ShreeRam World School organised an excursion to Surajgarh Farms, Gurugram on Saturday 7th December 2019 for all the students of classes IV to IX. On reaching the campsite, the students were divided into various groups and each group was assigned a guide as the team leader. After a sumptuous breakfast, the kids were taken for various adventurous and thrilling activities like zip lining, wall climbing, camel and bullock cart rides, to name a few. Encouraging one another, the kids not only accomplished the activities but also enjoyed participating in them to the brim. The level of energy and enthusiasm exhibited by the students was enthralling. A dance session at the end completed the fun quotient of the visit and made the day a cherished memory for all.
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05th October 2019: Fit India Plogging Campaign
Plogging is a combination of jogging with picking up litter. It started as an organised activity in Sweden around 2016 and spread to other countries in 2018, following increased concern about plastic pollution. Organizing Fit India Plogging Run at many places as possible would be a befitting tribute to the Father of the Nation.Keeping all this in view, ShreeRam World School conducted various activities on 1st of October 2019 within the school premises. A special assembly was conducted to sensitize about Single Use Plastic and why it should be completely avoided. A small skit was enacted by the students to highlight the consequences of use of plastic. Pledge was taken by the students as well as teachers to not to use single use plastic in day to day life. To conclude, the Head of School enlightened the students about Single Use Plastic hazards and encouraged them to be the part of this campaign with their families. Plogging activity was performed by the students of classes IVth and VIIth. They were made aware how in a fun way they can keep their school and surroundings clean. Students made beautiful posters on the theme of Single Use Plastic hazards under the guidance of their parents and teachers. Through this, the school made the parents aware about the campaign.
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