MVN Sector -17 arranged an outstation trip to Dharamshala & Mcleodganj from 13th May to 16th May for the students of Grades V to VII. The children got an opportunity to explore the hills in Kangra district. The beautiful Dhauldar hills and mountain slopes covered with tall green trees presented a grand sight. Children visited many places like Dalai Lama Monastery, Bhagshu Falls, Bhagshunath Temple and the highest HPCA stadium. The students felt very happy in the lap of nature. The delicious food served at the Royal Palace Resort served as the best cure for starving tummies of our little explorers. The clouds sailing across the sky and snow covered mountains at distance filled everyone's heart with joy. Children returned reluctantly to the scorching heat of Faridabad but with wonderful memories of the trip.

According to the Greek poet & playwright Euripides “Experience, Travel – these are an education in themselves”. As a part of wider Learning curriculum, MVN organised an International School Immersion Programme to France. Under this programme, a group of 27 students and 3 staff members left for Europe on June 13, 2018 and attended class room interactive sessions at KINGSWORTH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL to know more about the traditional learning environment and culture of France. Subsequently the group also visited contries like Switerzerland, Belgium, Germany and Holland. Visiting the iconic places of interest, Savouring authentic cuisines and admiring the architectural heritage sites of these countries the students captured wonderful memories in their cameras. Good time flies fast and the memorable trip to Europe ended on June 24, 2018. The trip was not only a tremendous learning experience but also an exhilarating one for the students.

A group of around 70 students from classes 8-10 escorted by teachers went on a 4 days trip to Mumbai. In great excitement, the students boarded the Rajdhani Express on 5th June, 2018. Upon arrival and checking into the hotel, the group left to seek blessings at the Sidhivinayak Temple. They also visited Marine Drive, Juhu Beach and Chaupati. The most enjoyable part of the trip was the visit to Essel World and Elephenta Caves. Elephenta Caves hold a great historic significance. Students were enthralled by world Heritage Site and a collection of cave temples predominantly dedicated to Lord Shiva. On 8th June with heavy hearts students boarded the train to Delhi. Besides small momentoes, they carried back magical memories wrapped up in class camaraderie.