Bokaro: True to its vision of nurturing global citizens grounded in Indian values, Delhi Public School, Bokaro continues to foster internationalism through dynamic experiential learning. Taking another step in this direction, the school organised an Educational Excursion to Singapore, blending intellect, adventure, and exploration. Conducted under the CBSE Parenting Calendar, the program also marked a milestone in parental involvement, strengthening the bond between students, parents, and the school’s holistic learning philosophy.
Singapore: A Living Classroom of Innovation and Sustainability
The vibrant city-state of Singapore, known for its futuristic infrastructure, civic discipline, and lush green landscapes, became a living classroom for the students. Every corner of the island city reflected lessons in innovation, environmental awareness, and sustainable urban development, allowing students to witness these principles in action.

Educational Visits That Inspired Learning Beyond Textbooks
The tour included a visit to the NEWater Plant, where students gained insight into Singapore’s cutting-edge water technology and ecological foresight. The Singapore Flyer offered a breathtaking aerial view of Marina Bay’s skyline, symbolizing the city’s architectural brilliance. At the Jurong Bird Park, home to over 3,000 bird species, both students and parents experienced the wonders of biodiversity and the importance of wildlife conservation.
The group also explored the Night Safari, the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park, followed by the thrilling Cable Car Ride at Sentosa Island. The mesmerizing “Wings of Time” show left everyone awestruck with its dazzling light, water, and sound spectacle. Students even observed preparations for the Formula 1 Grand Prix, learning about precision, coordination, and teamwork that drive global events.
Universal Studios and Oceanarium: Merging Imagination with Education
At Universal Studios Singapore, imagination met innovation as students delved into the world of creativity, technology, and entertainment. The visit to the Singapore Oceanarium at Resorts World Sentosa, featuring over 40,000 marine creatures across 22 immersive zones, provided enriching lessons in marine ecology and ocean conservation.
Adding to their delight, a visit to Penguins Cove at Mandai Wildlife Reserve (Bird Paradise) gave them a glimpse of graceful Gentoo, King, and Humboldt penguins swimming in crystal-clear waters—an experience that beautifully combined fun and learning.
Principal’s Message: DPS Bokaro Expands Learning Horizons
Expressing his thoughts on the international tour, Principal Dr. A. S. Gangwar said, “DPS Bokaro promotes cosmopolitanism and internationalism, and this trip has furthered these ideals. The school believes that education knows no boundaries, and such excursions enrich our teaching-learning experience.”
He added that the trip strengthened the home-school partnership, offering parents a meaningful role in their children’s learning journey beyond classrooms.
