Dear Parents,
As a part of the British Council’s International School Award Programme, the students of Grade 1 will be visiting the NCPA and interacting with the conductor and musicians of the Symphony Orchestra of India. This will further enhance the knowledge and understanding of their project ‘Music Makes The World Go Round’.
The students will be taken for the field trip on Wednesday 31st August 2016 during school hours. Kindly ensure that your ward is dressed in proper school uniform. ID cards are mandatory. The students need to carry a water bottle and raincoat with them for the visit. Snacks will be provided.
Note: The hard copy of this circular has been given to your ward. Kindly fill in the tear off and submit it to the school
Our Best,
Authorised Personnel
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