IIS goes on picnic to Omariya Zoo
occasion of Diwali and appreciated Upkar’s efforts for organizing cultural activities.
On the occasion of Deepawali, Upkar embarked on one more chapter in its journey by releasing their first souvenir. It was released by honorable chief guets B. K. Upadhaya and he congratulated Upkar for its success in promoting Indian culture and tradition in Kuwait. Executive Committee members extended special thanks to Keith Abraham and Jitendra Chaudhary for playing an integral role in compiling the souvenir and thanked all the sponsors and volunteers on this special occasion. They also extended their heartfelt thanks to J.S. Tomar, a veteran member, for his continuous contribution and support to Upkar. In addition, a special mention was made for RajenderTyagi, RavinderTiwari, Abhey Chaturvedi and Balvinder Singh Kocher for their support. ON Nov 6, IIS organized a picnic to Omariya Zoo for the students of Class I & II. Principal F.M. Basheer Ahmed and Vice-Principal Mrs Narendar Kaur conveyed their heart felt wishes for an enjoyable trip.
Primary coordinator Mrs Sophy and picnic in charges coordinated the whole programme in an organized manner. At 8.00 am students along with the concerned teachers boarded the bus for a bright day to start.
Omeriya Zoo is located at AlFarwaniya off the 5th Ring Road. The overview of the zoo was quite scenic, lush and airy children looked wonder stuck at the beautiful sight of swans and ducks swimming, the leaping moment of the deer, the ferocious roar of the lion and the cheetah, the graceful moves of our national bird, the peacock, the chirping of the parrots, parrots and finches, the birdies resting in the nest, the stills of the crocodile, the playful acts of the gorilla, the vibrant body prints of the zebra and giraffe and children walked away from the scary snakes.
The most amazing of all was the world’s largest bird the ostrich and its enormous eggs. After the visit, children enjoyed the snacks, sharing their experiences and played at the bounce house and the lawn for a while, till it was time to return.