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Posted On : 02-Sep-2024
Cocurricular - Exchange Programs

SPRINGFIELD WORLD SCHOOL, VIDISHA (INTER CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM - 2024 - SENDING)


Fourteen Students of RKK -Arya Vijayvargiya, Rashi Jaju, Chanchal Kanwar, Shanvi Sankhla, Shresthika Rathore, Namahi Jain, Paridhi, Vindhyeshwari Bika, Ranjan Kanwar, Lakshita Golecha, Pulak Jain, Pushti Jaju, Viranshi Daga & Gohil Vasundharaba Rajendrasinh with their Teacher Escort Ms Priyanka Sharma had the privilege of participating in an Inter Cultural Exchange Program at Springfield World School, Vidisha from 10th to 18th August 2024. This week-long experience provided our students with an enriching blend of adventure, cultural exploration and academic exchange.

The program began with a warm reception by the Springfield team upon arrival. Host school formally introduced Team RKK in the assembly, where each student got an opportunity to speak about herself, followed by a tour of the Springfield Campus. This interaction helped to break the ice and laid the foundation for new friendships. The program was filled with a variety of activities that immersed our students in both the natural beauty and historical significance of Vidisha. We visited the Jungle Resort, where the students engaged in adventurous activities, followed by an exploration of the Ugaigiri Caves, offering them a glimpse into ancient history.

The students also had the opportunity to visit local temples and witness the captivating Light and Sound show at Sanchi Stupa, deepening their understanding of the region's cultural heritage. Additionally, a visit to Rahatgarh Waterfall, nearby forts and ancient temples allowed the students to appreciate the natural and architectural marvels of the area. Early morning, students participated in various sports such as Badminton, Tennis and Basketball, fostering physical fitness.

A significant portion of the exchange was dedicated to exploring the historical sites around Vidisha and Bhopal, including Raisen Fort and the Bhojeshwar Shiva Temple, which houses the tallest Shivlinga in India. The students also visited the science and tribal museums in Bhopal, enhancing their knowledge of the region’s scientific and cultural evolution.

The week culminated in an evening treat organized by the school’s chairman and his wife. This final gesture of hospitality left a lasting impression on our team.

Overall, the Cultural Exchange at Springfield World School was a memorable experience that provided our students with invaluable learning opportunities, exposure to new cultures and the chance to dive deep into the history.



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