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To inculcate moral and human values RPS International School, Sector-50 has a Gurukul class every month in which one deity and its virtual is taught to the students. On the occasion of Gurunanak Jayanti the school has organized a visit to Gurudwara. They were taught to cover their heads with handkerchiefs/ dupatta’s following the rituals in a proper way. Students of grade (Nur-II) enjoyed eating prashad and also went to the langar hall. Students and the teachers took blessings by conducting an Ardaas. It was a great learning experience.

























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