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Pre School and Pre Primary visit the Rail Museum

In the words of William Butler Yeats, "Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." With this ethos in mind, on February 23, 2024, the Pre school and Pre primary students at The Indian School-Second Shift embarked on an educational journey to the Rail Museum. This visit aimed not only to impart knowledge but to spark a flame of curiosity and exploration in our young learners.

Accompanied by their teachers, the children eagerly set out to uncover the wonders of railway history at the Rail Museum. Their excitement was palpable as they entered the realm of trains and locomotives, ready to delve into a world of discovery.

The Rail Museum captivated our students with its array of interactive exhibits. From vintage steam engines to modern-day trains, each display offered a hands-on experience that brought the history of railways to life. Through touching, exploring, and observing, our children gained a deeper understanding of this vital mode of transportation.

The highlight of the visit was the children's ride on the toy train. Their faces lit up with joy as they experienced the thrill of riding the miniature railway, making it the best part of their day at the museum.

The visit to the Rail Museum proved to be a rich educational experience for our Pre school and Pre primary students. They not only gained knowledge about the history and technology of the railways but also developed important skills such as critical thinking and creativity. This hands'-on encounter with the world of trains will leave a lasting impression on their young minds, inspiring them to explore new horizons in the future.

As the day ended, our students returned to School with hearts full of wonder and minds buzzing with newfound knowledge. The visit to the Rail Museum was not just a field trip but a transformative experience that ignited a passion for learning within each child. We look forward to nurturing this flame of curiosity as we continue to guide our students on their educational journey.