District Institute of Education and Training (DIET) Leh organized an educational exposure visit to Model School Gonpa for the young learners of its Balvatika program.

District Institute of Education and Training (DIET) Leh organized an educational exposure visit to Model School Gonpa for the young learners of its Balvatika program. Accompanied by a dedicated team of nine teachers, the initiative aimed to promote holistic early childhood development through creative expression, practical exploration, and confidence-building activities.
The visit focused on experiential learning beyond the traditional classroom setting, engaging students through several structured activities:
Artistic Expression: Students participated in creative drawing sessions, utilizing vibrant visual art to express imagination and develop fine motor skills.
Interactive Innovation: Learners engaged with the school’s Tinkering Wall, fostering early curiosity, critical thinking, and foundational problem-solving abilities through tactile play.
Stage Exposure: Children were given the opportunity to perform on stage, an activity specifically designed to help them overcome public speaking anxieties and build self-assurance at an early age.
Guided Pedagogy: The accompanying faculty facilitated recreational learning modules, ensuring that play-based activities remained directly aligned with foundational learning objectives.
By integrating art, hands-on exploration, and public performance into the early childhood curriculum, DIET Leh reinforces its commitment to nurturing cognitive, emotional, and social development among young students in the region.