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Every day in school had a different kind of excitement —
from substitute periods to canteen days, computer lab AC sessions to picnic excitement 🤝

Which one was YOUR favourite school day? 👀



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Behind every student growing, learning, and becoming confident… there’s a mother quietly doing a hundred invisible things every single day.

The early mornings, the late nights, the constant care, the endless remembering — love often looks ordinary until you truly notice it.

This Mother’s Day, celebrate the woman who gave so much of herself to shape your world. 💛



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Learning Feet's Environmental Awareness & Sustainability Tours take students beyond classrooms and textbooks — into the heart of India's most breathtaking destinations: Jim Corbett National Park, Manali & Shimla.

From plogging walks and waste facility visits to community murals and sapling plantation — every activity is designed to build real awareness, deep empathy, and a lasting sense of responsibility.

Because the next generation of change-makers isn't made in lecture halls. They're made in the wild. 🏔️🌱

Day 5 — and as much as we didn't want it to end, Osaka made sure our students went home with one final day full of wonder.

We stood outside the magnificent Osaka Castle, a symbol of strength and history that has watched over this city for centuries. Then, high above the city at the Umeda Sky Observatory, our students looked out at the endless Osaka skyline — and perhaps, quietly reflected on just how far they had come.

The afternoon was theirs — at the vibrant Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori, soaking in the energy, the colours, the food, and the laughter of one of Japan's most lively streets. The perfect farewell to a journey that gave them so much more than they expected and lots to shop.

As we made our way back to Kobe, the bus was quieter than usual. Not because they were tired — but because some moments are too precious for words.
Five days. One incredible country. A lifetime of memories

Day 4 took our students to the heart of Japan's soul — Kyoto.

The morning began at the breathtaking Kinkaku-ji, the Golden Pavilion, shimmering in gold and reflecting in still waters, a sight so beautiful it almost doesn't feel real.

From there, we walked them through the endless pathway of red torii gates at Fushimi Inari Shrine — one of those moments where you stop, look around, and realise you are standing somewhere truly magical.

But the moment that made every heart smile? Watching our students dress in traditional Japanese kimonos — laughing, posing, and for a few beautiful minutes, stepping right into the elegance of Japan's rich culture and history.

As the day drew to a close, we headed back to Osaka — tired feet, full hearts, and memories that no photograph can fully capture.