Our Grade 6 students, under the guidance of Ms. Muskan, embarked on a unique journey to gain insight into the lives of the visually impaired. They donned blindfolds, immersed themselves in a class filled with visual challenges. This experiential learning was inspired by the English chapter, "A Different Kind of School," and it involved sharing meals, exploring Braille, narrating stories, and delving deeper into the world of Helen Keller.
This exceptional experience left an indelible mark on our students. It instilled in them the value of thoughtfulness, care, and respect for every individual, regardless of their abilities. Through this immersive journey, our students developed empathy and a deeper comprehension of the daily hurdles faced by the visually impaired.