Special Banjara Events
Banjara Academy's Gurukul Children on a Picnic
Program held on 11 July 2017
Click here to see more photos of this event on Banjara Academy's Facebook Page.
On 11th July 2017 the counsellors working in Banjara Academy's Gurukul, the school for Special Children, went on a picnic with the adventurous children of Gurukul who were full of enthusiasm. This field trip was to give the children an experience of the open and free environment. Lots of bonding happened as safe activities to express their emotions and change their perceptions were conducted which turned out very fruitful. Change of place and travel is a learning by itself.
Thanks to Sonal Patel for the write-up and images.
Click here to see more photos of this event on Banjara Academy's Facebook Page.
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