Sanskar International School organised an enriching educational tour to the Statue of Unity for students of Classes V to VIII from 17 to 20 October 2026, accompanied by their educators.

The highlight of the expedition was the magnificent Statue of Unity, a tribute to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Iron Man of India, whose visionary leadership united the nation. The visit offered students valuable insights into India's history, national integration, leadership, and patriotism.

The students also explored fascinating attractions in the surrounding region, including Sardar Sarovar Dam, the Valley of Flowers, and the Glow Garden. These visits introduced them to India's engineering marvels, biodiversity, environmental conservation, and scenic beauty.

The educational journey encouraged students to learn beyond textbooks, develop curiosity, strengthen teamwork, and embrace new experiences. Accompanied by their educators, they enjoyed meaningful opportunities for exploration, observation, and collaborative learning.

The tour reflected the school's commitment to experiential learning and holistic development, blending knowledge with adventure and creating cherished memories.

Sanskar International School celebrated the auspicious festival of Navratri with a vibrant Garba Dance Celebration for the little learners of Nursery to Class II. The celebration was graced by the presence of Senior Administrator Mrs Swati Mehta and Senior Coordinator Mrs Deepti Mutha, whose presence added warmth and significance to the occasion.

Dressed in colourful traditional Garba attire, the young Sanskarians radiated charm and festive spirit. With sparkling smiles, rhythmic movements, and boundless enthusiasm, they swayed to the melodious beats of Garba, transforming the school campus into a lively celebration of colours, music, and happiness. Their joyful participation reflected the innocence of childhood and the beauty of India's rich cultural heritage.

Accompanied by their educators, the little ones celebrated the festival with great excitement, embracing the spirit of togetherness, devotion, and joy. 

Beyond the rhythmic steps and festive melodies, the celebration highlighted the importance of cultural awareness, unity, joy, and respect for traditions. It was a delightful experience that nurtured a sense of belonging and created cherished memories for the young learners.

The celebration beautifully echoed the spirit of Navratri—a festival of devotion, positivity, and the triumph of good over evil—leaving every heart filled with festive cheer and every face glowing with happiness.

Sanskar International School organised an educational industrial visit to Kansara Bearings for students of Class XII from all streams, accompanied by their educators, to provide them with valuable exposure to the industrial and manufacturing sector.

This visit connected classroom learning with real-world applications, encouraging students to explore diverse career opportunities and develop a deeper understanding of the professional world.

Sanskar International School organised an educational visit to the Dainik Bhaskar Printing Press, Mogra, for students of Classes VII and VIII, accompanied by their educators, providing them with an opportunity to explore the fascinating world of newspaper publishing and printing technology.

Mr Dubey, Plant Head, warmly welcomed the students and guided them through the various sections of the printing press. He explained the functioning of different departments and familiarised the students with the stages involved in newspaper production, from preparing content for printing to producing the final printed copies.

The students gained valuable insights into modern printing technology, the coordination required between different departments, and the efforts involved in delivering newspapers to readers.

The educational visit proved to be an enriching experience, connecting classroom learning with real-world applications and broadening students' understanding of mass communication and newspaper production.

Sanskar International School organised an educational visit to the Indian Institute of Handloom Technology (IIHT), Chokha, Jodhpur, for students of Class IX and X accompanied by their educators, to introduce them to the textile industry and handloom technology.

The visit familiarised students with traditional weaving practices, textile production, and the role of technology in the handloom sector. It also highlighted India's rich textile heritage and craftsmanship.

Students gained valuable insights into the importance of specialised skills, creativity, and innovation in the textile industry, broadening their understanding of practical and vocational learning.

The experience connected classroom learning with real-world applications and helped students appreciate the contribution of the handloom sector to India's cultural heritage and economic development.

Sanskar International School organised an educational visit to the Science Park for students of Classes IV and V, accompanied by their educators, providing them with an opportunity to explore the fascinating world of science beyond the classroom.

Students explored scientific models and interactive exhibits, gaining practical insights into various scientific concepts. The visit encouraged curiosity, observation, and critical thinking under the guidance of educators.

The excursion made learning enjoyable and meaningful, encouraging students to develop a scientific temperament and a spirit of discovery.

Sanskar International School organised an educational visit to Machia Safari Park for students of Class VI, accompanied by their educators, to promote awareness about wildlife and environmental conservation.

Students explored the natural surroundings and had the opportunity to observe a variety of wildlife, including lions, crocodiles, bears, and different species of birds. The visit helped them gain practical insights into biodiversity, wildlife habitats, and the importance of maintaining ecological balance.

The visit provided students with an opportunity to observe nature closely and understand the significance of protecting wildlife and preserving natural resources.

Students of Sanskar International School embarked on an enriching educational visit to Shubham K Mart, aptly reflecting the motto, “Learning Beyond Classrooms, Experiencing the Real World.” The Pre-Primary Wing visited the outlet near Pal Road, while Class I visited the outlet near Shankar Nagar.
The students explored the Grocery, Pulses & Cereals, Dairy, Stationery, Toys, and Clothing sections. The employees conducted engaging live demonstrations, explaining the products, their uses, systematic arrangement, labelling, and everyday relevance. Through interactive questioning and demonstrations, students were encouraged to observe, identify, respond, and learn through direct experience, making the visit both insightful and enjoyable.
The visit provided valuable real-world exposure, nurturing students’ curiosity, observation, communication, and practical learning skills. The outing concluded on a cheerful note with Tetra Pack juice, adding a delightful touch to the experience.
The visit beautifully transformed a familiar marketplace into an interactive learning space, leaving students with joyful memories and meaningful lessons that will continue to inspire learning beyond the classroom. #cbseschools #educationalvisit #schoolinjodhpur #learning #shubhamkmart
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Sanskar International School organised a vibrant Hindi Poem Recitation Competition for the Pre-Primary classes on the occasion of Hindi Diwas , providing our little learners a joyful platform to showcase their confidence, creativity, and love for Hindi poetry.
The event was graced by Senior Administrator Mrs Swati Mehta, Principal Dr Prabha Sharma.
Dressed beautifully according to the themes of their poems, the young participants presented their poems with enthusiasm, expressive gestures, and delightful stage presence. Their performances reflected the beauty of Hindi language and the confidence blossoming in every little learner.
The performances were judged by Ms Usha Rathore and Ms Mamta Parihar, who appreciated the sincere efforts and enthusiastic participation of the young poets.