Promoting the youth’s character and individuality is the primary goal of an adventure club. In order to address this, our school formed the Adventure Club for classes XI and XII back in 2003.
The following are the many objectives of our school’s adventure:
- The objective is to shape the students’ bodies, brains, and personalities so that they may learn from their experiences and adventures and become committed to their nation.
- to empower pupils so they can overcome challenges and obstacles.
- to educate the students about their civic duty and national responsibility.
- to love and compassionately care for persons with special needs. teaching the concept of universality.
- motivating students to serve as a helpful resource for the government.
- to fulfill the many goals set by the Adventure Club.
WHAT THE ADVENTURE CLUB HAS ACCOMPLISHED
Sl/No | Date & Year | Programs & Engagement |
1 | 6th December 2003 |
The following lecturers accompanied 116 students:
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2 | 2003 | soil preparation for tree planting, fertilizer application, volunteer tree planting, and plant fencing. |
3 | 2004 | cleaning the school field and its surroundings in preparation for the school Diamond Jubilee. |
4 | 13th-16th December 2004 | 20 students and the following lecturers climbed the Phawngpui Mountain as part of the “Phawngpui Expedition” event:
The team also paid a visit to the headstones of C Thuamluaia, a novelist, and the legendary Mizo poet, Lalzova. |
5 | April 2005 | took part in the Assam Rifle Spring Festival in Shillong at the Polo Ground. Two Lecturers Lalnunhluna & Miss Zothanpuii accompanied the 32 students.
Programs & Activities:
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6 | 2005 | Visiting Kolasib District, Mizoram. The following lecturers joined the 67 students from our school and paid visit to important places and monuments in the district.
Places visited:
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7 | 12-17 December 2005 | Our Lecturers Lalnunhluna, Zothanpuii, and Lalengzuali took 18 students to the Champhai District as a part of the “East Expedition” programme. They visited the following ancestral memorials:
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8 | 2006 | 76 pupils from our schools were guided by the professors Sir Lalnunhluna, Miss Zothanpuii, and Miss Rebecca Lalnunsiami to climb The Reiek Mountain and joined in the Anthurium Festival that was held there. |
9 | 2006 | 14 kids from our school were accompanied by Sir Lalnunhluna and Miss Lalengzuali for the “Mizo Northeast Expedition” programme. They visited the following monuments:
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