The foreign delegates participated in the Round Square International Conference 2014 had a lot of fun at the adventure tour as they observed Adventure Day here on Tuesday.
Notably on the third day of Round Square Conference the delegates from 22 countries went for an adventure tour at different places for site seeing. The delegates in different groups visited places like Bhimbetka, Tribal Museum and Bhojpur. As the delegates visited these places, they were seemingly very excited to explore the richness of the State’s heritage.
At their visit to Bhimbetka, the delegates were astonished to see the rock shelters. Some sketched the wondrous structure of the rock shelters and some took the photographs to keep as a memory. After a two hours visit at Bhimbetka, the delegates visited Bhojpur. It was an enthralling experience for the delegates to witness one of the oldest and largest Shivling there. Notably, the Bhojpur Shivling is renowned for its structure across the world.
The delegates visited the Shiv Temple and also worshipped there. As many as 78 delegates went on an adventure tour here on Tuesday.
Further, the delegates will also visit the Palace at Raisen, Kerwa Dam, Islam Nagar, Bhimbetaka (other group of delegates), Manav Sanghralaya, and Tribal Museum. The student representatives of The Sanskar Valley School also accompanied the delegates on their visit. Moreover, the delegates also had a lot of fun at Garba Night organised specially for them to enjoy the Navratri.
Notably, Round Square International Conference 2014 being hosted by The Sanskar Valley School 2014 is a world-wide association of schools on five continents sharing unique and ambitious goals. Students attending Round Square schools make a strong commitment, beyond academic excellence, to personal development and responsibility.
The Round Square approach promotes six ideals of learning: Internationalism, Democracy, Environment, Adventure, leadership and Service. These are incorporated into the curriculum throughout all member schools.