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The road safety awareness Students cleaning the Yamuna river
campaign for underprivileged
children was another
commitment that focused
on the creativity and service
strand, for which our learners
received acknowledgment and
appreciation across the globe
through the Renault road
safety challenge.

The Kerala flood relief fund
campaign focused on the
need of the hour in November
2018, when the nation was
combatting the onslaught of
natural calamity. Students
worked hard to collect donated
food into separate packs for
cereals, pulses, clothing, snacks
and toiletries.

DP student, Mihir Sardana extracurricular learning. led projects have provided me
says: ““From hand-binding These were valuable assets with the opportunity to mix
notebooks to the Yamuna gained, that I have been able philanthropy with my interests,
River clean-up, road safety to incorporate in my daily life, whether it be reading,
challenge to Kerala relief fund, and they will undoubtedly be writing or teaching. These
each school-led experience of great aid in the years to undertakings have become
provided an avenue for come. Tangentially, my self- vital in the development of
my pre-existing skills as I
was able to push my own
Students creating notebooks using recycled paper. creative boundaries, while also
challenging myself by working
on my often overlooked
areas, such as teamwork and
interpersonal connection and
communication. Conclusively,
I believe that the CAS
programme has made me
a better global citizen,
holistic individual and more
empathetic to the plight of
those less fortunate than me.
I find that it has prepared
me to face the ambiguity
and uncertainty that the
outside world has to offer and
given me the confidence to
overcome any possible hurdle.”