On 19 August 2026, the students of Classes III and VI visited the cinema, , for a special screening of the feature film "Oh My Dog". Organised as an experiential learning activity, the outing offered students an opportunity to engage with peers and teachers in an informal setting outside the classroom.
The film explored themes of companionship, animal welfare, and mutual care through the relationship between children and dogs. Through its narrative, the story highlighted key socio-emotional values, including empathy, loyalty, courage, and individual responsibility towards the voiceless beings. The students followed the plot with keen interest, actively discussing the ethical dilemmas, character choices, and lessons on teamwork presented on screen.
The visit served as a constructive co-curricular exercise, reinforcing foundational values of compassion and community awareness while providing students with a shared and memorable learning experience.
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