A visit to Anubhuti Seva Sansthan - Lending a helping hand

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A visit to Anubhuti seva sansthan was planned for the students of MYP 1 A and B as a part of service as action on August 04, 2018.The students planned some activities as a part of school based service and action program to spend time with the special kids.
CI students were welcomed by special children of the Sansthan. They were enthusiastic and wanted to exhibit their talent to entertain by playing Antakshadi (Songs) by CI students. They also performed dance to make the kids happy at the place. Also a drawing competition was organised for them.
The students collected hand made rakhis from these children and would be sold in the CI exhibition. The collected money will be handed over to the organisation. The students also donated old clothes as a part of service.
The students displayed a feeling of compassion and empathy towards those special
kids.The visit came to an end with some heart touching moments which was cherished by CI students in the form of group song.
It was a wonderful experience for the students of CI with the special kids.






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