Trips & Excursion
From sports and arts to leadership and community engagement, students explore diverse opportunities that nurture holistic development.
Trips & Excursion
From sports and arts to leadership and community engagement, students explore diverse opportunities that nurture holistic development.
enriching day picnic at Amity University, Manesar
Grade XII students enjoyed an enriching day picnic at Amity University, Manesar. A guided tour of the herbal garden, an impressive dog show, and fun-filled interactive games offered a perfect blend of learning, recreation, and bonding.
ACC Camp, Manesar
A total of 227 students from our school participated in the annual ACC Camp at Manesar. The camp featured structured training, adventure activities, educational sessions, and cultural evenings, concluding with a grand Kasam Parade that made the experience both memorable and transformative.
Educational Picnic to Transport Museum (November 2025)
A visit to the Transport Museum by the students of Grade VI introduced them to the evolution of transport through vintage vehicles and interactive exhibits, complemented by an engaging space-themed movie that enhanced their learning experience.
Astronomy Club Night Sky Observation at Astroport, Sariska
As part of the curriculum for Astronomy Club, the students of Grades VI and VII participated in an overnight astronomy programme at Astroport near Sariska National Park. The experience included night sky observation, astro-photography, telescope handling, and the study of celestial bodies, combined with cultural activities, making it a highly enriching and memorable learning expedition.
Movie Outing
On Wednesday, 19th November 2025, a movie outing was organised for the students of Class IX of Amity International School, Sector 46, Gurugram. A total of 333 participants, including 15 teachers, attended the screening of the film "Sitaare Zameen Par" at Miraj Cinemas, MG Road.
"The group reached the venue comfortably and settled in with the assistance of the cinema staff, who ensured smooth entry and seating. The students were excited and eagerly looked forward to watching the film. The movie addressed important issues related to understanding learners' differences and promoting empathy. It resonated deeply with the students and encouraged meaningful reflection. The teachers accompanied the students throughout the outing, maintaining discipline and ensuring safety at all times. After the movie, the students discussed the key messages and shared their insights, making the experience academically and emotionally enriching. The outing also served as a refreshing break from routine, helping students bond with peers and teachers.."
Overall, the movie trip was a successful, well-organized, and impactful experience that combined entertainment with valuable life lessons.
A Visit to the Rocksport Adventure Camp
A total of 211 students of Amity International School Sector 46 Gurugram across grades 6, 7, 8, 9, and 11 accompanied by 7 staff members visited the Rocksport Adventure Camp on the 21st of January, 2025.
" The group boarded the buses at 8:30 a.m. and reached the venue at 9:45 a.m. After a briefing by the instructors, the students had warm-up activities before having their breakfast. Students were divided into sizeable teams and then taken through various adventure activities like spot climbing, zip-line, tractor rides, Burma bridge crossing, obstacle crossing, and so on. It was a day away from work and students and their teachers had a relaxing time. The sun had come out and it was a warm sunny day. The greenery all around, fresh air and clear sky was a welcome change."
The following teachers and staff members formed part of the escort team: Mrs. Seema Gulia, Mrs. Sanwaali Kunwar, Mrs. Vinni Sarin, Mrs. Nisha Thakran, Mrs. Vandana Sharma, Mr. Harish Kumar and Mr. Rodrick R. Lal. All the staff members made sure that the event took place smoothly. They involved themselves in all the activities including the tractor rides which was a great hit with everyone. Trained staff ensured safety in all the activities; no student was left unattended. Safety harnesses were worn for the zip line and wall climbing activities. The venue itself was compact, and everyone was visible. The food was good, not over-spiced. The staff was courteous and polite. The trip was a great success. Students deboarded their buses at 4:45 p.m. in school. They were handed over to their parents by the escort staff.