Nurturing curiosity Grade 1 Field Trip
During UOI2, our enthusiastic G1 students went on an exciting field trip, on October 9th, 2025, to explore the diverse types of houses around our school and community. The trip was a fantastic opportunity for students to observe and learn about the different types of houses and materials used in houses within our neighborhood.
As they sat in the school vans and observed around the school allies and nearby areas, students noticed a variety of houses — from wooden houses to modern concrete houses. They paid close attention to the materials used in construction, such as bricks, wood, concrete, and even stones and steels.
Through this hands-on experience, students gained a better understanding of how different materials serve various purposes in building homes, offering insights into the community’s construction traditions and the environment. They also learned about the importance of choosing suitable materials for safety, durability, and sustainability.
The trip not only enriched their knowledge but also sparked curiosity about architecture and community living. It was a fun and educational adventure that brought classroom lessons to life, emphasizing the importance of understanding our local environment and the resources used in our homes.
We look forward to more such explorations that help our students connect with their community and nurture their curiosity about the world around them!
