A Report on Field Trip # 1 (Class - L.Kg)

To:   Dt. / /2025                                                                                                                      2025-2026

“Reading should not be presented to children as a chore or duty. It should be offered to them as a precious gift.” is a saying by Kate DiCamillo. Reading books is essential for personal growth and cognitive development, offering numerous benefits including enhanced knowledge, improved vocabulary and communication skills, stronger critical thinking, stress reduction, and the stimulation of imagination and empathy. It acts as a mental exercise that strengthens memory and focus while providing entertainment and a pathway to understanding diverse perspectives and cultures.  Book exhibition is not only to exhibit the books but it also offers more access to books to students. They explore them to different cultures, connect them with favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivates them. With this objective the “Book Exhibition” was organised by Dream World School under the Saga 7 Wing on Friday, 27 June 2025 at 11:15 a.m. The programme started with a prayer song by students and lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Guest Shri Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal and the Principal Ms. Parimala C. M.

The Guest:

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal is a member of Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Central Prison Interviewer Board, General Secretary of "Sangam Trust" as well as senior primary school teacher. Many of his works have been published by the famous Prakashana publication. He is honoured by many awards like Bal Sahitya Puraskar by Central Sahitya academy towards his work on publishing the book by name Notebook and Award from Kannada Book authority on publishing a ‘Pusthaka Sogasu’, Bichi Award, Ashtadiggajas Award by Narayana Reddy Telugu Pitam, National Award given by Sri Krishnadevaraya descendant, for the book ‘Young Scientist’ he won the 1st prize among 22 languages and State Level Sahitya Siri Award for his service to the literature for children. 

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal started his speech by the concept called the “Importance of Reading Books”. He said that reading storybooks offer distinct but equally valuable benefits. Textbooks provide foundational knowledge for professional growth and critical thinking, while storybooks foster empathy, imagination, personal and social development. The more we know about our emotions and feelings, the better we can empathise with others and relate to their point of view. Reading stories can showcase the emotions and help us pinpoint different feelings in ourselves and those around us. To follow a story, we need to be able to remember it. Reading an extended story over a number of nights will build on the child’s memory skills. We could go on further and ask for a recap or a ‘previously on…’ before or after a reading session. When it comes to discussion of books the three words, he mostly used were, “We should read….” He have developed a process for discovering books he wanted to read and he put his entire trust in that process. He calls it the Butterfly Effect of Reading. He believes that it is the result of the freedom he has now. He adviced the students that books have been scientifically proven to improve vocabulary, grades, imagination, and even our happiness. Unfortunately, not everybody enjoys it, which can be quite devastating to their future. We can't escape reading! But making reading a hobby that we enjoy will make anything better. We can go anywhere with a book in hand, so keep reading if we want to enjoy reading. He gave conclusion that knowledge is a powerful tool that can help individuals and organizations achieve success. However, keeping knowledge to oneself can limit its potential impact. Sharing knowledge not only benefits others but also enriches the sharer’s own experience and understanding.

A library is a collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing. It provides physical or digital access to the reading material. Students can explore different cultures, connect to favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivate themselves. Therefore, students should strive to attend book fairs. Libraries build the ability of thinking in different perspective about any situation by reading different books. Reading and writing helps us to build will power and disciplined life, which can help us achieve incredible goals.

The Exhibition: 

Book Exhibition is a special day for our Students, Staff and the Parents as it throws a vibrant light on the variety of books available in the school library. The school library has 21,481 books in total which includes Fictions, General Knowledge, Biographies, Autobiographies, Encyclopedia, Sports and Games, History, Technology, Cooking, Yoga, Religion, Spiritual and other general books. The Book Exhibition was held from 27th June to 4th July 2025. It was an entire week for the readers helping them to know about the library sources. 

We believe and hope that the exhibition was indeed an awareness to quench the thirst of the readers and encourage the new readers to improve their knowledge by acquainting the habit of regular reading. It was a festive occasion for the book lovers to set their sail through the books displayed on all the floors of Saga 7.. 

                                                           A Report on Field Trip # 1 (Class - U.Kg.)

To:   Dt.  /  /2025                                                                                                                      2025-2026

“Reading should not be presented to children as a chore or duty. It should be offered to them as a precious gift.” is a saying by Kate DiCamillo. Reading books is essential for personal growth and cognitive development, offering numerous benefits including enhanced knowledge, improved vocabulary and communication skills, stronger critical thinking, stress reduction, and the stimulation of imagination and empathy. It acts as a mental exercise that strengthens memory and focus while providing entertainment and a pathway to understanding diverse perspectives and cultures.  Book exhibition is not only to exhibit the books but it also offers more access to books to students. They explore them to different cultures, connect them with favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivates them. With this objective the “Book Exhibition” was organised by Dream World School under the Saga 7 Wing on Friday, 27 June 2025 at 11:15 a.m. The programme started with a prayer song by students and lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Guest Shri Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal and the Principal Ms. Parimala C. M.

The Guest:

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal is a member of Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Central Prison Interviewer Board, General Secretary of "Sangam Trust" as well as senior primary school teacher. Many of his works have been published by the famous Prakashana publication. He is honoured by many awards like Bal Sahitya Puraskar by Central Sahitya academy towards his work on publishing the book by name Notebook and Award from Kannada Book authority on publishing a ‘Pusthaka Sogasu’, Bichi Award, Ashtadiggajas Award by Narayana Reddy Telugu Pitam, National Award given by Sri Krishnadevaraya descendant, for the book ‘Young Scientist’ he won the 1st prize among 22 languages and State Level Sahitya Siri Award for his service to the literature for children. 

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal started his speech by the concept called the “Importance of Reading Books”. He said that reading storybooks offer distinct but equally valuable benefits. Textbooks provide foundational knowledge for professional growth and critical thinking, while storybooks foster empathy, imagination, personal and social development. The more we know about our emotions and feelings, the better we can empathise with others and relate to their point of view. Reading stories can showcase the emotions and help us pinpoint different feelings in ourselves and those around us. To follow a story, we need to be able to remember it. Reading an extended story over a number of nights will build on the child’s memory skills. We could go on further and ask for a recap or a ‘previously on…’ before or after a reading session. When it comes to discussion of books the three words, he mostly used were, “We should read….” He have developed a process for discovering books he wanted to read and he put his entire trust in that process. He calls it the Butterfly Effect of Reading. He believes that it is the result of the freedom he has now. He adviced the students that books have been scientifically proven to improve vocabulary, grades, imagination, and even our happiness. Unfortunately, not everybody enjoys it, which can be quite devastating to their future. We can't escape reading! But making reading a hobby that we enjoy will make anything better. We can go anywhere with a book in hand, so keep reading if we want to enjoy reading. He gave conclusion that knowledge is a powerful tool that can help individuals and organizations achieve success. However, keeping knowledge to oneself can limit its potential impact. Sharing knowledge not only benefits others but also enriches the sharer’s own experience and understanding.

A library is a collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing. It provides physical or digital access to the reading material. Students can explore different cultures, connect to favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivate themselves. Therefore, students should strive to attend book fairs. Libraries build the ability of thinking in different perspective about any situation by reading different books. Reading and writing helps us to build will power and disciplined life, which can help us achieve incredible goals.

The Exhibition: 

Book Exhibition is a special day for our Students, Staff and the Parents as it throws a vibrant light on the variety of books available in the school library. The school library has 21,481 books in total which includes Fictions, General Knowledge, Biographies, Autobiographies, Encyclopedia, Sports and Games, History, Technology, Cooking, Yoga, Religion, Spiritual and other general books. The Book Exhibition was held from 27th June to 4th July 2025. It was an entire week for the readers helping them to know about the library sources. 

We believe and hope that the exhibition was indeed an awareness to quench the thirst of the readers and encourage the new readers to improve their knowledge by acquainting the habit of regular reading. It was a festive occasion for the book lovers to set their sail through the books displayed on all the floors of Saga 7.. 

                                                           A Report on Field Trip # 1 (Class - 1)

To:    Dt. / /2025                                                                                                                      2025-2026

“Reading should not be presented to children as a chore or duty. It should be offered to them as a precious gift.” is a saying by Kate DiCamillo. Reading books is essential for personal growth and cognitive development, offering numerous benefits including enhanced knowledge, improved vocabulary and communication skills, stronger critical thinking, stress reduction, and the stimulation of imagination and empathy. It acts as a mental exercise that strengthens memory and focus while providing entertainment and a pathway to understanding diverse perspectives and cultures.  Book exhibition is not only to exhibit the books but it also offers more access to books to students. They explore them to different cultures, connect them with favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivates them. With this objective the “Book Exhibition” was organised by Dream World School under the Saga 7 Wing on Friday, 27 June 2025 at 11:15 a.m. The programme started with a prayer song by students and lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Guest Shri Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal and the Principal Ms. Parimala C. M.

The Guest:

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal is a member of Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Central Prison Interviewer Board, General Secretary of "Sangam Trust" as well as senior primary school teacher. Many of his works have been published by the famous Prakashana publication. He is honoured by many awards like Bal Sahitya Puraskar by Central Sahitya academy towards his work on publishing the book by name Notebook and Award from Kannada Book authority on publishing a ‘Pusthaka Sogasu’, Bichi Award, Ashtadiggajas Award by Narayana Reddy Telugu Pitam, National Award given by Sri Krishnadevaraya descendant, for the book ‘Young Scientist’ he won the 1st prize among 22 languages and State Level Sahitya Siri Award for his service to the literature for children. 

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal started his speech by the concept called the “Importance of Reading Books”. He said that reading storybooks offer distinct but equally valuable benefits. Textbooks provide foundational knowledge for professional growth and critical thinking, while storybooks foster empathy, imagination, personal and social development. The more we know about our emotions and feelings, the better we can empathise with others and relate to their point of view. Reading stories can showcase the emotions and help us pinpoint different feelings in ourselves and those around us. To follow a story, we need to be able to remember it. Reading an extended story over a number of nights will build on the child’s memory skills. We could go on further and ask for a recap or a ‘previously on…’ before or after a reading session. When it comes to discussion of books the three words, he mostly used were, “We should read….” He have developed a process for discovering books he wanted to read and he put his entire trust in that process. He calls it the Butterfly Effect of Reading. He believes that it is the result of the freedom he has now. He adviced the students that books have been scientifically proven to improve vocabulary, grades, imagination, and even our happiness. Unfortunately, not everybody enjoys it, which can be quite devastating to their future. We can't escape reading! But making reading a hobby that we enjoy will make anything better. We can go anywhere with a book in hand, so keep reading if we want to enjoy reading. He gave conclusion that knowledge is a powerful tool that can help individuals and organizations achieve success. However, keeping knowledge to oneself can limit its potential impact. Sharing knowledge not only benefits others but also enriches the sharer’s own experience and understanding.

A library is a collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing. It provides physical or digital access to the reading material. Students can explore different cultures, connect to favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivate themselves. Therefore, students should strive to attend book fairs. Libraries build the ability of thinking in different perspective about any situation by reading different books. Reading and writing helps us to build will power and disciplined life, which can help us achieve incredible goals.

The Exhibition: 

Book Exhibition is a special day for our Students, Staff and the Parents as it throws a vibrant light on the variety of books available in the school library. The school library has 21,481 books in total which includes Fictions, General Knowledge, Biographies, Autobiographies, Encyclopedia, Sports and Games, History, Technology, Cooking, Yoga, Religion, Spiritual and other general books. The Book Exhibition was held from 27th June to 4th July 2025. It was an entire week for the readers helping them to know about the library sources. 

We believe and hope that the exhibition was indeed an awareness to quench the thirst of the readers and encourage the new readers to improve their knowledge by acquainting the habit of regular reading. It was a festive occasion for the book lovers to set their sail through the books displayed on all the floors of Saga 7.. 

                                                           A Report on Field Trip # 1 (Class - 2)

To:   Dt.  /  /2025                                                                                                                      2025-2026

“Reading should not be presented to children as a chore or duty. It should be offered to them as a precious gift.” is a saying by Kate DiCamillo. Reading books is essential for personal growth and cognitive development, offering numerous benefits including enhanced knowledge, improved vocabulary and communication skills, stronger critical thinking, stress reduction, and the stimulation of imagination and empathy. It acts as a mental exercise that strengthens memory and focus while providing entertainment and a pathway to understanding diverse perspectives and cultures.  Book exhibition is not only to exhibit the books but it also offers more access to books to students. They explore them to different cultures, connect them with favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivates them. With this objective the “Book Exhibition” was organised by Dream World School under the Saga 7 Wing on Friday, 27 June 2025 at 11:15 a.m. The programme started with a prayer song by students and lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Guest Shri Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal and the Principal Ms. Parimala C. M.

The Guest:

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal is a member of Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Central Prison Interviewer Board, General Secretary of "Sangam Trust" as well as senior primary school teacher. Many of his works have been published by the famous Prakashana publication. He is honoured by many awards like Bal Sahitya Puraskar by Central Sahitya academy towards his work on publishing the book by name Notebook and Award from Kannada Book authority on publishing a ‘Pusthaka Sogasu’, Bichi Award, Ashtadiggajas Award by Narayana Reddy Telugu Pitam, National Award given by Sri Krishnadevaraya descendant, for the book ‘Young Scientist’ he won the 1st prize among 22 languages and State Level Sahitya Siri Award for his service to the literature for children. 

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal started his speech by the concept called the “Importance of Reading Books”. He said that reading storybooks offer distinct but equally valuable benefits. Textbooks provide foundational knowledge for professional growth and critical thinking, while storybooks foster empathy, imagination, personal and social development. The more we know about our emotions and feelings, the better we can empathise with others and relate to their point of view. Reading stories can showcase the emotions and help us pinpoint different feelings in ourselves and those around us. To follow a story, we need to be able to remember it. Reading an extended story over a number of nights will build on the child’s memory skills. We could go on further and ask for a recap or a ‘previously on…’ before or after a reading session. When it comes to discussion of books the three words, he mostly used were, “We should read….” He have developed a process for discovering books he wanted to read and he put his entire trust in that process. He calls it the Butterfly Effect of Reading. He believes that it is the result of the freedom he has now. He adviced the students that books have been scientifically proven to improve vocabulary, grades, imagination, and even our happiness. Unfortunately, not everybody enjoys it, which can be quite devastating to their future. We can't escape reading! But making reading a hobby that we enjoy will make anything better. We can go anywhere with a book in hand, so keep reading if we want to enjoy reading. He gave conclusion that knowledge is a powerful tool that can help individuals and organizations achieve success. However, keeping knowledge to oneself can limit its potential impact. Sharing knowledge not only benefits others but also enriches the sharer’s own experience and understanding.

A library is a collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing. It provides physical or digital access to the reading material. Students can explore different cultures, connect to favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivate themselves. Therefore, students should strive to attend book fairs. Libraries build the ability of thinking in different perspective about any situation by reading different books. Reading and writing helps us to build will power and disciplined life, which can help us achieve incredible goals.

The Exhibition: 

Book Exhibition is a special day for our Students, Staff and the Parents as it throws a vibrant light on the variety of books available in the school library. The school library has 21,481 books in total which includes Fictions, General Knowledge, Biographies, Autobiographies, Encyclopedia, Sports and Games, History, Technology, Cooking, Yoga, Religion, Spiritual and other general books. The Book Exhibition was held from 27th June to 4th July 2025. It was an entire week for the readers helping them to know about the library sources. 

We believe and hope that the exhibition was indeed an awareness to quench the thirst of the readers and encourage the new readers to improve their knowledge by acquainting the habit of regular reading. It was a festive occasion for the book lovers to set their sail through the books displayed on all the floors of Saga 7.. 

                                                           A Report on Field Trip # 1 (Class - 3)

To:   Dt.  /  /2025                                                                                                                      2025-2026

“Reading should not be presented to children as a chore or duty. It should be offered to them as a precious gift.” is a saying by Kate DiCamillo. Reading books is essential for personal growth and cognitive development, offering numerous benefits including enhanced knowledge, improved vocabulary and communication skills, stronger critical thinking, stress reduction, and the stimulation of imagination and empathy. It acts as a mental exercise that strengthens memory and focus while providing entertainment and a pathway to understanding diverse perspectives and cultures.  Book exhibition is not only to exhibit the books but it also offers more access to books to students. They explore them to different cultures, connect them with favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivates them. With this objective the “Book Exhibition” was organised by Dream World School under the Saga 7 Wing on Friday, 27 June 2025 at 11:15 a.m. The programme started with a prayer song by students and lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Guest Shri Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal and the Principal Ms. Parimala C. M.

The Guest:

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal is a member of Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Central Prison Interviewer Board, General Secretary of "Sangam Trust" as well as senior primary school teacher. Many of his works have been published by the famous Prakashana publication. He is honoured by many awards like Bal Sahitya Puraskar by Central Sahitya academy towards his work on publishing the book by name Notebook and Award from Kannada Book authority on publishing a ‘Pusthaka Sogasu’, Bichi Award, Ashtadiggajas Award by Narayana Reddy Telugu Pitam, National Award given by Sri Krishnadevaraya descendant, for the book ‘Young Scientist’ he won the 1st prize among 22 languages and State Level Sahitya Siri Award for his service to the literature for children. 

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal started his speech by the concept called the “Importance of Reading Books”. He said that reading storybooks offer distinct but equally valuable benefits. Textbooks provide foundational knowledge for professional growth and critical thinking, while storybooks foster empathy, imagination, personal and social development. The more we know about our emotions and feelings, the better we can empathise with others and relate to their point of view. Reading stories can showcase the emotions and help us pinpoint different feelings in ourselves and those around us. To follow a story, we need to be able to remember it. Reading an extended story over a number of nights will build on the child’s memory skills. We could go on further and ask for a recap or a ‘previously on…’ before or after a reading session. When it comes to discussion of books the three words, he mostly used were, “We should read….” He have developed a process for discovering books he wanted to read and he put his entire trust in that process. He calls it the Butterfly Effect of Reading. He believes that it is the result of the freedom he has now. He adviced the students that books have been scientifically proven to improve vocabulary, grades, imagination, and even our happiness. Unfortunately, not everybody enjoys it, which can be quite devastating to their future. We can't escape reading! But making reading a hobby that we enjoy will make anything better. We can go anywhere with a book in hand, so keep reading if we want to enjoy reading. He gave conclusion that knowledge is a powerful tool that can help individuals and organizations achieve success. However, keeping knowledge to oneself can limit its potential impact. Sharing knowledge not only benefits others but also enriches the sharer’s own experience and understanding.

A library is a collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing. It provides physical or digital access to the reading material. Students can explore different cultures, connect to favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivate themselves. Therefore, students should strive to attend book fairs. Libraries build the ability of thinking in different perspective about any situation by reading different books. Reading and writing helps us to build will power and disciplined life, which can help us achieve incredible goals.

The Exhibition: 

Book Exhibition is a special day for our Students, Staff and the Parents as it throws a vibrant light on the variety of books available in the school library. The school library has 21,481 books in total which includes Fictions, General Knowledge, Biographies, Autobiographies, Encyclopedia, Sports and Games, History, Technology, Cooking, Yoga, Religion, Spiritual and other general books. The Book Exhibition was held from 27th June to 4th July 2025. It was an entire week for the readers helping them to know about the library sources. 

We believe and hope that the exhibition was indeed an awareness to quench the thirst of the readers and encourage the new readers to improve their knowledge by acquainting the habit of regular reading. It was a festive occasion for the book lovers to set their sail through the books displayed on all the floors of Saga 7.. 

                                                           A Report on Field Trip # 1 (Class - 4)

To:   Dt.  /  /2025                                                                                                                      2025-2026

“Reading should not be presented to children as a chore or duty. It should be offered to them as a precious gift.” is a saying by Kate DiCamillo. Reading books is essential for personal growth and cognitive development, offering numerous benefits including enhanced knowledge, improved vocabulary and communication skills, stronger critical thinking, stress reduction, and the stimulation of imagination and empathy. It acts as a mental exercise that strengthens memory and focus while providing entertainment and a pathway to understanding diverse perspectives and cultures.  Book exhibition is not only to exhibit the books but it also offers more access to books to students. They explore them to different cultures, connect them with favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivates them. With this objective the “Book Exhibition” was organised by Dream World School under the Saga 7 Wing on Friday, 27 June 2025 at 11:15 a.m. The programme started with a prayer song by students and lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Guest Shri Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal and the Principal Ms. Parimala C. M.

The Guest:

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal is a member of Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Central Prison Interviewer Board, General Secretary of "Sangam Trust" as well as senior primary school teacher. Many of his works have been published by the famous Prakashana publication. He is honoured by many awards like Bal Sahitya Puraskar by Central Sahitya academy towards his work on publishing the book by name Notebook and Award from Kannada Book authority on publishing a ‘Pusthaka Sogasu’, Bichi Award, Ashtadiggajas Award by Narayana Reddy Telugu Pitam, National Award given by Sri Krishnadevaraya descendant, for the book ‘Young Scientist’ he won the 1st prize among 22 languages and State Level Sahitya Siri Award for his service to the literature for children. 

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal started his speech by the concept called the “Importance of Reading Books”. He said that reading storybooks offer distinct but equally valuable benefits. Textbooks provide foundational knowledge for professional growth and critical thinking, while storybooks foster empathy, imagination, personal and social development. The more we know about our emotions and feelings, the better we can empathise with others and relate to their point of view. Reading stories can showcase the emotions and help us pinpoint different feelings in ourselves and those around us. To follow a story, we need to be able to remember it. Reading an extended story over a number of nights will build on the child’s memory skills. We could go on further and ask for a recap or a ‘previously on…’ before or after a reading session. When it comes to discussion of books the three words, he mostly used were, “We should read….” He have developed a process for discovering books he wanted to read and he put his entire trust in that process. He calls it the Butterfly Effect of Reading. He believes that it is the result of the freedom he has now. He adviced the students that books have been scientifically proven to improve vocabulary, grades, imagination, and even our happiness. Unfortunately, not everybody enjoys it, which can be quite devastating to their future. We can't escape reading! But making reading a hobby that we enjoy will make anything better. We can go anywhere with a book in hand, so keep reading if we want to enjoy reading. He gave conclusion that knowledge is a powerful tool that can help individuals and organizations achieve success. However, keeping knowledge to oneself can limit its potential impact. Sharing knowledge not only benefits others but also enriches the sharer’s own experience and understanding.

A library is a collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing. It provides physical or digital access to the reading material. Students can explore different cultures, connect to favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivate themselves. Therefore, students should strive to attend book fairs. Libraries build the ability of thinking in different perspective about any situation by reading different books. Reading and writing helps us to build will power and disciplined life, which can help us achieve incredible goals.

The Exhibition: 

Book Exhibition is a special day for our Students, Staff and the Parents as it throws a vibrant light on the variety of books available in the school library. The school library has 21,481 books in total which includes Fictions, General Knowledge, Biographies, Autobiographies, Encyclopedia, Sports and Games, History, Technology, Cooking, Yoga, Religion, Spiritual and other general books. The Book Exhibition was held from 27th June to 4th July 2025. It was an entire week for the readers helping them to know about the library sources. 

We believe and hope that the exhibition was indeed an awareness to quench the thirst of the readers and encourage the new readers to improve their knowledge by acquainting the habit of regular reading. It was a festive occasion for the book lovers to set their sail through the books displayed on all the floors of Saga 7.. 

                                                           A Report on Field Trip # 1 (Class - 5)

To:   Dt.  /  /2025                                                                                                                      2025-2026

“Reading should not be presented to children as a chore or duty. It should be offered to them as a precious gift.” is a saying by Kate DiCamillo. Reading books is essential for personal growth and cognitive development, offering numerous benefits including enhanced knowledge, improved vocabulary and communication skills, stronger critical thinking, stress reduction, and the stimulation of imagination and empathy. It acts as a mental exercise that strengthens memory and focus while providing entertainment and a pathway to understanding diverse perspectives and cultures.  Book exhibition is not only to exhibit the books but it also offers more access to books to students. They explore them to different cultures, connect them with favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivates them. With this objective the “Book Exhibition” was organised by Dream World School under the Saga 7 Wing on Friday, 27 June 2025 at 11:15 a.m. The programme started with a prayer song by students and lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Guest Shri Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal and the Principal Ms. Parimala C. M.

The Guest:

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal is a member of Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Central Prison Interviewer Board, General Secretary of "Sangam Trust" as well as senior primary school teacher. Many of his works have been published by the famous Prakashana publication. He is honoured by many awards like Bal Sahitya Puraskar by Central Sahitya academy towards his work on publishing the book by name Notebook and Award from Kannada Book authority on publishing a ‘Pusthaka Sogasu’, Bichi Award, Ashtadiggajas Award by Narayana Reddy Telugu Pitam, National Award given by Sri Krishnadevaraya descendant, for the book ‘Young Scientist’ he won the 1st prize among 22 languages and State Level Sahitya Siri Award for his service to the literature for children. 

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal started his speech by the concept called the “Importance of Reading Books”. He said that reading storybooks offer distinct but equally valuable benefits. Textbooks provide foundational knowledge for professional growth and critical thinking, while storybooks foster empathy, imagination, personal and social development. The more we know about our emotions and feelings, the better we can empathise with others and relate to their point of view. Reading stories can showcase the emotions and help us pinpoint different feelings in ourselves and those around us. To follow a story, we need to be able to remember it. Reading an extended story over a number of nights will build on the child’s memory skills. We could go on further and ask for a recap or a ‘previously on…’ before or after a reading session. When it comes to discussion of books the three words, he mostly used were, “We should read….” He have developed a process for discovering books he wanted to read and he put his entire trust in that process. He calls it the Butterfly Effect of Reading. He believes that it is the result of the freedom he has now. He adviced the students that books have been scientifically proven to improve vocabulary, grades, imagination, and even our happiness. Unfortunately, not everybody enjoys it, which can be quite devastating to their future. We can't escape reading! But making reading a hobby that we enjoy will make anything better. We can go anywhere with a book in hand, so keep reading if we want to enjoy reading. He gave conclusion that knowledge is a powerful tool that can help individuals and organizations achieve success. However, keeping knowledge to oneself can limit its potential impact. Sharing knowledge not only benefits others but also enriches the sharer’s own experience and understanding.

A library is a collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing. It provides physical or digital access to the reading material. Students can explore different cultures, connect to favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivate themselves. Therefore, students should strive to attend book fairs. Libraries build the ability of thinking in different perspective about any situation by reading different books. Reading and writing helps us to build will power and disciplined life, which can help us achieve incredible goals.

The Exhibition: 

Book Exhibition is a special day for our Students, Staff and the Parents as it throws a vibrant light on the variety of books available in the school library. The school library has 21,481 books in total which includes Fictions, General Knowledge, Biographies, Autobiographies, Encyclopedia, Sports and Games, History, Technology, Cooking, Yoga, Religion, Spiritual and other general books. The Book Exhibition was held from 27th June to 4th July 2025. It was an entire week for the readers helping them to know about the library sources. 

We believe and hope that the exhibition was indeed an awareness to quench the thirst of the readers and encourage the new readers to improve their knowledge by acquainting the habit of regular reading. It was a festive occasion for the book lovers to set their sail through the books displayed on all the floors of Saga 7.. 

                                                           A Report on Field Trip # 1 (Class - 6)

To:  Dt.  /  /2025                                                                                                                      2025-2026

“Reading should not be presented to children as a chore or duty. It should be offered to them as a precious gift.” is a saying by Kate DiCamillo. Reading books is essential for personal growth and cognitive development, offering numerous benefits including enhanced knowledge, improved vocabulary and communication skills, stronger critical thinking, stress reduction, and the stimulation of imagination and empathy. It acts as a mental exercise that strengthens memory and focus while providing entertainment and a pathway to understanding diverse perspectives and cultures.  Book exhibition is not only to exhibit the books but it also offers more access to books to students. They explore them to different cultures, connect them with favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivates them. With this objective the “Book Exhibition” was organised by Dream World School under the Saga 7 Wing on Friday, 27 June 2025 at 11:15 a.m. The programme started with a prayer song by students and lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Guest Shri Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal and the Principal Ms. Parimala C. M.

The Guest:

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal is a member of Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Central Prison Interviewer Board, General Secretary of "Sangam Trust" as well as senior primary school teacher. Many of his works have been published by the famous Prakashana publication. He is honoured by many awards like Bal Sahitya Puraskar by Central Sahitya academy towards his work on publishing the book by name Notebook and Award from Kannada Book authority on publishing a ‘Pusthaka Sogasu’, Bichi Award, Ashtadiggajas Award by Narayana Reddy Telugu Pitam, National Award given by Sri Krishnadevaraya descendant, for the book ‘Young Scientist’ he won the 1st prize among 22 languages and State Level Sahitya Siri Award for his service to the literature for children. 

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal started his speech by the concept called the “Importance of Reading Books”. He said that reading storybooks offer distinct but equally valuable benefits. Textbooks provide foundational knowledge for professional growth and critical thinking, while storybooks foster empathy, imagination, personal and social development. The more we know about our emotions and feelings, the better we can empathise with others and relate to their point of view. Reading stories can showcase the emotions and help us pinpoint different feelings in ourselves and those around us. To follow a story, we need to be able to remember it. Reading an extended story over a number of nights will build on the child’s memory skills. We could go on further and ask for a recap or a ‘previously on…’ before or after a reading session. When it comes to discussion of books the three words, he mostly used were, “We should read….” He have developed a process for discovering books he wanted to read and he put his entire trust in that process. He calls it the Butterfly Effect of Reading. He believes that it is the result of the freedom he has now. He adviced the students that books have been scientifically proven to improve vocabulary, grades, imagination, and even our happiness. Unfortunately, not everybody enjoys it, which can be quite devastating to their future. We can't escape reading! But making reading a hobby that we enjoy will make anything better. We can go anywhere with a book in hand, so keep reading if we want to enjoy reading. He gave conclusion that knowledge is a powerful tool that can help individuals and organizations achieve success. However, keeping knowledge to oneself can limit its potential impact. Sharing knowledge not only benefits others but also enriches the sharer’s own experience and understanding.

A library is a collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing. It provides physical or digital access to the reading material. Students can explore different cultures, connect to favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivate themselves. Therefore, students should strive to attend book fairs. Libraries build the ability of thinking in different perspective about any situation by reading different books. Reading and writing helps us to build will power and disciplined life, which can help us achieve incredible goals.

The Exhibition: 

Book Exhibition is a special day for our Students, Staff and the Parents as it throws a vibrant light on the variety of books available in the school library. The school library has 21,481 books in total which includes Fictions, General Knowledge, Biographies, Autobiographies, Encyclopedia, Sports and Games, History, Technology, Cooking, Yoga, Religion, Spiritual and other general books. The Book Exhibition was held from 27th June to 4th July 2025. It was an entire week for the readers helping them to know about the library sources. 

We believe and hope that the exhibition was indeed an awareness to quench the thirst of the readers and encourage the new readers to improve their knowledge by acquainting the habit of regular reading. It was a festive occasion for the book lovers to set their sail through the books displayed on all the floors of Saga 7.. 

                                                           A Report on Field Trip # 1 (Class - 7)

To: Soil Health Centre  Dt. 02/07/2025                                                                                                                      2025-2026

Soil serves as the essential base for plant growth, as it delivers the necessary water and nutrients. Only nutrient-rich soil can support healthy plant development, so preserving its fertility is very important. Conducting regular soil tests allows us to understand its nutrient levels and fertility status. This information helps farmers decide which crops are best suited for the soil and what kind of nutrients should be added. Productive soil leads to higher crop yields, which is key to feeding a growing global population.

On Wednesday 02 July, the students of Class VII visited the Soil Health Centre which is one of the institutions of ICAR, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research in Ballari at APMC along with their respective teachers as a part of educational programme. It is 6 Km away from Dream World School.

The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) is an autonomous organization under the Department of Agricultural Research and Education (DARE), Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Government of India. It is responsible for coordinating agricultural education and research in India. The ICAR has its headquarters at New Delhi and has many branches across India.

We visited one of them located in Ballari named as Soil Health Centre, which was started in 1974. It consists of total five working staff which includes one soil analyst, one assistant director of agriculture, two field workers and one water analyst. It runs from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. About 100 soil samples are checked by each technician every day.

Mr. Dayananda, is the incharge of Soil Health Centre in Ballari, Ms. Vani and Ms Kavita explained the students regarding the 17 essential nutrients (such as C, H, O, Mn, Mg, N, P, K etc..) that are needed for the complete life cycle of plants. He also explained that they collect the soil samples from the farmers to test the nutrients present in it and suggest the necessary fertilizers to be added to it during the process of agriculture for a better yield. He also explained about the green manure seeds (which means instead of using chemical fertilisers, these seeds can be used to add the nutrients to the soil). At the Soil Health Centre of Ballari only nine nutrients are checked that assist the agricultural process. The staff also showed the instruments like pH meter, EC meter, Flame Photometer, Spectrometer and Atomic Absorption Spectro Photometer to the students which are used to test different nutrient levels of the soil. 

They check the pH level and EC level of soil and resolute whether the given sample of soil is suitable for growing crops or not. If the pH value is from 6.5 to 7.5 it is graded as normal range, below 6.5 is acidic and above 7.5 is basic. If the EC level is less than 1, it is considered as normal soil, from 1 to 2 critical range and more than 2 the soil is injurious for growing crops. At the end, Ms. Vani and

Ms Kavita cleared the doubts raised by the students with utmost patience.

Through this visit, students gained a deeper understanding of soil fertility and its vital role in sustainable farming practices. They learned how maintaining the fertility of the soil can help farmers reduce risks of crop failure, economic losses etc…., improve crop productivity and overcome various agricultural challenges.

We are thankful to Mr. Dayanand and his team for their support in fulfilling our objective of the field trip more productively.. 

                                                           A Report on Field Trip # 1 (Class - 8)

To: Food Corporation of India, Ballari (Dist.)    Dt. 01/07/2025                                                                                                                      2025-2026

We all know that ‘Food’ is essential for all living beings as it provides energy to perform various functions, growth and development. Sometimes, there occurs a need for storing food mainly wheat and rice to meet the future requirements. Thus, there is a necessity to store food in an appropriate method. Hence, Indian government has taken a step to establish organisations called Ware-houses. Its quarters are located in every district of India in order to collect and store the food grains. 

There are two types of food commodities, perishable and non-perishable. Both have different storage techniques. Dry storage is used for non-perishable food commodities and cold storage for perishable food commodities.

To know how a dry storage system called granary works the students of class VIII visited the FCI godowns on Tuesday 1st July 2025, along with teachers. The Food Corporation of India, is located in Allipur, Ballari which is 9 km away from Dream World School. 

FCI is a sector seen by central government where government stores food grains with the aim of maintaining buffer stock, to supply it to the local people with BPL card for their usage purpose and during the conditions like droughts and floods. In Ballari, it was started in the year 1965. 

FCI has 5 godowns, 9 open platforms and large forest in 48 acres of land. Each godown has 3 sections called A, B, and C. In each section 12 stacks are made. Each stack contains around 3000 - 3500 bags arranged in a particular system i.e., in a checker board manner which does not allow these bags to fall down. Every stack has gap between them for checking the bags. Every 45 days once these bags are fumigated with the aluminium phosphide tablets of pesticides. 

The students were told that the major type of food grains that arrive at FCI, Ballari is rice and wheat from various parts of the country through the goods train - jumbo rack for local government to purchase and supply food for ration card holders. They also undertake fortification of rice and add them in all the bags kept in the FCI in 1:100 ratio by mass. The Central Government purchases food grains from the APMC markets and stores it. The food grains that arrive here are temporarily stored.

Most common type of infestation for rice stored in FCI is by the insects Trilobium and Limo whereas for the wheat it is by the insects Rhizo and Calendra. To prevent the grain spoilage, they carry out prophillactic and curative treatment. They use the pesticide melathene to kill these insects. Whenever there is more load of food grains, they store on open platforms called plinth and cover it by the nylon sheets. The major problem while transportation is the damage of baggages.

It is truly said that farmers are backbone of our country. It is not an exaggeration to say that without farmer, food availability to all parts of the country is not possible. The yield produced by farmers are purchased by Government at fair price and stored in FCI which helps farmers financially. The visit to this kind of FCI Warehouse enabled our students to realise the concept of ‘not to waste the food’, and how important is food storage and that it can rescue both the farmers and consumers from the conditions of food insecurity.

We thank the staff of Food Corporation of India for their support and cooperation in fulfilling our objective in this field trip. 

                                                           A Report on Field Trip # 1 (Class - 9)

To:  Dt.  /  /2025                                                                                                                      2025-2026

“Reading should not be presented to children as a chore or duty. It should be offered to them as a precious gift.” is a saying by Kate DiCamillo. Reading books is essential for personal growth and cognitive development, offering numerous benefits including enhanced knowledge, improved vocabulary and communication skills, stronger critical thinking, stress reduction, and the stimulation of imagination and empathy. It acts as a mental exercise that strengthens memory and focus while providing entertainment and a pathway to understanding diverse perspectives and cultures.  Book exhibition is not only to exhibit the books but it also offers more access to books to students. They explore them to different cultures, connect them with favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivates them. With this objective the “Book Exhibition” was organised by Dream World School under the Saga 7 Wing on Friday, 27 June 2025 at 11:15 a.m. The programme started with a prayer song by students and lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Guest Shri Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal and the Principal Ms. Parimala C. M.

The Guest:

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal is a member of Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Central Prison Interviewer Board, General Secretary of "Sangam Trust" as well as senior primary school teacher. Many of his works have been published by the famous Prakashana publication. He is honoured by many awards like Bal Sahitya Puraskar by Central Sahitya academy towards his work on publishing the book by name Notebook and Award from Kannada Book authority on publishing a ‘Pusthaka Sogasu’, Bichi Award, Ashtadiggajas Award by Narayana Reddy Telugu Pitam, National Award given by Sri Krishnadevaraya descendant, for the book ‘Young Scientist’ he won the 1st prize among 22 languages and State Level Sahitya Siri Award for his service to the literature for children. 

Dr. K. Shivalingappa Handihal started his speech by the concept called the “Importance of Reading Books”. He said that reading storybooks offer distinct but equally valuable benefits. Textbooks provide foundational knowledge for professional growth and critical thinking, while storybooks foster empathy, imagination, personal and social development. The more we know about our emotions and feelings, the better we can empathise with others and relate to their point of view. Reading stories can showcase the emotions and help us pinpoint different feelings in ourselves and those around us. To follow a story, we need to be able to remember it. Reading an extended story over a number of nights will build on the child’s memory skills. We could go on further and ask for a recap or a ‘previously on…’ before or after a reading session. When it comes to discussion of books the three words, he mostly used were, “We should read….” He have developed a process for discovering books he wanted to read and he put his entire trust in that process. He calls it the Butterfly Effect of Reading. He believes that it is the result of the freedom he has now. He adviced the students that books have been scientifically proven to improve vocabulary, grades, imagination, and even our happiness. Unfortunately, not everybody enjoys it, which can be quite devastating to their future. We can't escape reading! But making reading a hobby that we enjoy will make anything better. We can go anywhere with a book in hand, so keep reading if we want to enjoy reading. He gave conclusion that knowledge is a powerful tool that can help individuals and organizations achieve success. However, keeping knowledge to oneself can limit its potential impact. Sharing knowledge not only benefits others but also enriches the sharer’s own experience and understanding.

A library is a collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing. It provides physical or digital access to the reading material. Students can explore different cultures, connect to favourite authors, develop their interests in reading and motivate themselves. Therefore, students should strive to attend book fairs. Libraries build the ability of thinking in different perspective about any situation by reading different books. Reading and writing helps us to build will power and disciplined life, which can help us achieve incredible goals.

The Exhibition: 

Book Exhibition is a special day for our Students, Staff and the Parents as it throws a vibrant light on the variety of books available in the school library. The school library has 21,481 books in total which includes Fictions, General Knowledge, Biographies, Autobiographies, Encyclopedia, Sports and Games, History, Technology, Cooking, Yoga, Religion, Spiritual and other general books. The Book Exhibition was held from 27th June to 4th July 2025. It was an entire week for the readers helping them to know about the library sources. 

We believe and hope that the exhibition was indeed an awareness to quench the thirst of the readers and encourage the new readers to improve their knowledge by acquainting the habit of regular reading. It was a festive occasion for the book lovers to set their sail through the books displayed on all the floors of Saga 7..