Tours & Trips

Sainik School Kodagu arranged an educational tour On 28-07-2018 for the cadets of class VI. 98 cadets and 5 staff members visited some of the very interesting places at Mysuru with great excitement and anticipation.

1. Visit to Reliance Market:

Reliance Whole sale has grown to become India’s biggest shopping choice delivering superior value to its customers, Our cadet learned about the unmatched network of outlets and world class shopping environment.

2. Visit to Railway Museum:

Cadets at railway museum could collect first hand information about the past locomotives and development of railway system in India.

3. Visit to St. Philomena’s Church:

Cadets visited the renowned church which is undergoing maintenance work and were amazed by its beautiful stained glass windows, depecting scenes in the life of Christ.

4. Visit to Museum of Natural History:

Cadets at The Regional Museum of Natural History learned about the aim to create environmental awareness and to promote conservation education. The museum has Biological diversity and Life through the Ages, numerous displays, geological wealth, flora and fauna of southern India, with more focus on the Western Ghats

5. Visit to KSIC Silk factory:

At the KSIC Silk factory the cadet’s curiosity to know how a silk saree is woven was revealed. Going around the various workshops in the factory the cadets got first hand understanding of making of expensive silk sarees.

6. Visit to Bonsai Garden and Bird centre:

The cadets at Bonsai garden could see various bonsai trees placed in attractive manner. Every one cherished seeing the miniature trees arranged in groups. Also the Cadets enjoyed seeing the most of parrot species in the unique park commonly known as Parrot Park and were happy to see their bright colours very closely.

After Having tea , we started our return journey to SSKG. The trip was a good learning experience for all of us..

Report By: Mr. Khyser Ahmed B, In Charge

             It was a dream come true for the 89 cadets of class IX for receiving an opportunity to witness one of the most spectacular and immaculate march of the newly incepted officers at Officer’s Training Academy, Chennai. The cadets felt proud for witnessing the young officers’ march which was coupled with valour and dignity. The amalgam of impressive commentary and testimonial march past by the young officers paid a rich tribute to Late Major Parameshwaran, who was honoured with Param Veer Chakra award for his supreme sacrifice. The magnificent Administrative building with a tricolour on a 100 feet mast attracted all the viewers especially cadets of Sainik School Kodagu.

On 05 Sep 2018 the cadets and four escort teachers visited Centre for Science and Industrial Research’s Central Leather Research Institute at Chennai. The institute is one among the premier institutes of our country devoted for research and training. The cadets were surprised to learn various methods being followed by the institute to make finest leather out of raw material. After visiting Central Leather Research Institute, the cadets visited the Periyar Science and Technology Centre and Birla Planetarium. The centre consists of rich exhibits in science, space science, industry and technology. Models of vehicles, steam engine, aeroplane and audio visual buzzer round game excited the cadets. After visiting the science centre the cadets were taken to the Chennai Snake Park adjacent to Guindy National Park and understood various venomous and non- venomous snakes.

On 06 Sep 2018, the cadets witnessed the heart throbbing and one of the most spectacular parade by the young officers who completed their course and ready to serve the nation. The cadets were astonished to see various war tanks, missiles and ammunitions displayed in front the library. Later the cadets were taken to visit the world famous museums and galleries of Government Museums, Chennai. It was a wonderful experience for the cadets and escort teachers to see one of the world’s largest collections of bronze statues at Bronze Gallery. Museum 2 had a rich collection of exhibits in arms, folk religions, ethnology, anthropology, musical instruments, folk arts, archaeology, sculptures, reptiles, birds, mammals. Geology, botany and textile blocks.

The motivational to OTA, Chennai was a step towards reaching the prime intention to encourage the cadets to develop an aim in their mind to join Indian armed forces.

Report By: Mr BLV Prasad Raju, Tour In Charge

It was indeed a thrilling and marvelous sight for 102 cadets of class VIII and escorting faculty members when they were given an opportunity to watch the activities of scientists in the Clean Room at Indian Space Research Orgnisation, Bangalore, who were tirelessly working towards preparation of Chandrayaana-2. It was a privilege for the cadets for having witnessing the tireless efforts and zeal of scientists. They also enjoyed the virtual tour organised by the In Charge of ISRO Exhibition arena Mr Sreenivas. He explained the cadets on satellite launching, functions of satellites, importance of NASA’s International Space Station, commercial satellite launching through Astrix, a body of ISRO which looks into the matters of commercial and community oriented satellite launching. The cadets watched videos and functionality of various bodies and research centres of ISRO situated at Bangalore, Sreeharikota, Hassan and Thiruvananthapuram. They even enjoyed the exhibition arena. ISRO’s century of satellite launching was also a matter of curiosity for the cadets. Their queries were also answered by Mr Sreenivas.

The cadets were also take to the Visweswaraiah Industrial and Technological Museum, Bangalore. The institute showcased exhibits and elaborated upon the history of industrial and technological developments across the world under a single roof. The cadets were facilitated to understand the growth of industries and growing popularity of technological devices and gadgets through innumerable exhibits and posters. The spacious ground floor of the museum consist the ‘Great Engine Hall’, which focuses on how giant engines were being in use in olden days. The cadets were fascinated by the ‘Dinosaur Alive’ gallery. They enjoyed it thoroughly. Their fun continued in the sections named ‘Fun Science’ and ‘Electrotechnic’. The section ‘Space’ elaborated the cadets on emerging technologies in space science for the betterment of mankind. The sections named ‘Biotechnological Revolution’ and ‘Science for Children’ were also interesting and informative. The museum celebrated its golden jubilee year in 2014-15 which left the cadets to gather information on the history of establishment of VITM and its significance in imparting valuable information through rich resources. The cadets were thrilled to know that some of the exhibits like the giant steam engine produced in Germany. The prime attraction of the museum is its rich gallery of engines and machines of eighteenth and nineteenth century.

The visit to Visweswaraiah Industrial and Technological Museum and Indian Space Research Organisation, Bangalore was informative and educative too. 102 cadets were escorted by Mr Prasad MH, Dr Sreedhar, Mrs. Leelavathi, Mr. B A Rajgolkar and Mr Ashokan NV.

Report By: Mr Prasad MH, TGT- Kannada, Tour In Charge  

On 16^th Nov 2017 after the address by the Principal, we departed from the school to visit NDA. We reached on 17^th Nov at 0900 hrs at Pune. The staff of Mahar Rgmt-1 received us. The cadets were taken to the obstacle course of Mahar Rgmt-1, where they were given the exposure to the various training activities that are being conducted for the officers. We also paid a visit to Peshwa Fort at Shaniwar Wada and famous Temple of Ganesha.

The next day i.e, on 18^th morning we were ready to proceed to visit NDA. At the time of entering the academy cadets were thrilled and felt proud of being the part of military minds. Gazing at the doom of Sudaan Block, they whispered each other that they have reached the place where the men of valour, Integrity and honesty are made. Men in white, blue and olive green left an indelible impressions and inspiration in the young cadets to take up their destiny in their own hands. They were reminded of Wg Cdr Rakesh Sharma (An alumnus of the 35^th course) who held high the glory of India by his great deed. A documentary on NDA was screened for the cadets in the Habibullah Hall. They also visited the museum showcasing different war weapons, awards, portraits of valiant martyrs. The flag of Pakistan stained in blood kept in the museum gained our attention that made us to remember the great sacrifice of our soldiers. We also visted Cadets’ Mess, Equestrian Arena and Peacock Bay.

On 19^th, we visited the Naval College of Engineering (INS Shivaji). The ambiance of the college was pleasant and inviting. Capt Beliappa welcomed us warmly and extended a great support to all of us to explore the mode of work, details of ship, armory of Indian Navy. The visit motivated the cadets extremely and they resolved to join NDA/INA as officers and to contribute their energy and resources for the upliftment of their Mother Land. We profusely thank our Principal and Vice Principal for having organized such a visit. 

Report by: Dr. Sreedhar, In Charge