Alongside activity-based lessons conducted outdoors on campus, designed to make learning more open and engaging, Isha Vidhya organizes outings for students from LKG onwards, blending recreation with learning.

In this month’s blog, discover the places students explored—experiences that deepened learning, reinforced classroom lessons, and offered vocational insight.

District Central Library, Dharmapuri

Students of Classes 7 and 8 from Isha Vidhya Dharmapuri were captivated by the library’s vast collection and serene atmosphere. Observing aspirants preparing for competitive exams, they were inspired to become members themselves.

Yuvankrishnan shares that since the visit, he has begun frequenting his school library and exploring its collection with newfound interest.

Bhavanisagar Dam

Students of Classes 10–12 from Isha Vidhya Erode gained insights into the history and irrigation significance of this earthen dam. Seeing it in person brought their geography lessons to life and deepened their understanding of water conservation.

Deepana, who visited a dam for the first time, says it was a visual delight, and she was awestruck by its enormity and the large volume of water it could hold.

 

STEM Park

At this innovative park, designed to merge play with learning, Class 5 students from Isha Vidhya Tuticorin explored concepts across science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on exhibits. Back at school, students eagerly translated their experience into essays and model-making.

For Mimi Cinderella, the visit sparked curiosity about concepts like space travel and reinforced ongoing science lessons.

Semmozhi Poonga, Coimbatore

Class 11 students from Isha Vidhya Coimbatore explored the Semmozhi Poonga botanical garden that aligned with lessons on environmental science and biology. They strolled around the garden’s walking tracks and themed gardens that helped them learn about plants, biodiversity, and the importance of protecting green spaces.

Sahaana shares that the visit helped her feel more connected to nature and deepened her understanding of how botanical gardens contribute to conserving biodiversity.

Naval Ship Visit

Class 9 NCC students from Isha Vidhya Tuticorin visited INS Sujata at V. O. Chidambaranar Port, where they actively engaged with their NCC guides and naval officers, asking questions to better understand what they observed. The officers’ insights not only deepened their understanding of naval operations but also helped them think more clearly about potential career paths and prepare for their NCC examinations.

Vishanth recounts, “I was amazed by the ship’s towering size and its advanced technology. It deepened our understanding of the Navy’s vital role and the selflessness of its sailors.”

Hatsun Agro Products Ltd.

A visit to a dairy production facility gave Class 8 students from Isha Vidhya Salem the opportunity to observe the process of ice cream manufacturing from start to finish. As a production supervisor explained each stage and the functioning of the machinery, students engaged actively, asking questions and gathering insights to share later at their school assembly.

Harshika was particularly struck by the scale of the milk storage tanks and the machinery involved in producing different variants of ice cream. She shares that the visit has made her more aware of the ice creams she consumes.

Gingee Fort

Class 8 students from Isha Vidhya Villupuram travelled nearly 60 km to visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site. They were struck by its massive fort walls, intricate stone carvings, and formidable structure, gaining a deeper understanding of its construction, history, and the rulers and battles associated with it. Iniyavan shares that walking through the fort felt like stepping into centuries of history, offering a tangible sense of its scale and strategic significance.