Outreach Programmes
Keeping in mind the importance of character building, Cambridge School Greater Noida makes an effort to organize outreach programmes, specifically for its senior students, to allow them to interact with the underprivileged, to understand their needs, to devise plans and arrange for their implementation to bring change in the lives of the needy. This enables our students to realize their true potential as socially and environmentally responsible citizens.
Outreach Programmes
Keeping in mind the importance of character building, Cambridge School Greater Noida makes an effort to organize outreach programmes, specifically for its senior students, to allow them to interact with the underprivileged, to understand their needs, to devise plans and arrange for their implementation to bring change in the lives of the needy. This enables our students to realize their true potential as socially and environmentally responsible citizens.
Outreach Programmes
Believing in a greater cause and fulfilling a greater purpose are strong morals. With the aim to educate, inspire and uplift and bring in joy for Underprivileged members of the society such outreach programmes have been made an integral part of the school curriculum. Engaging students in a variety of activities and government led programmes, with opportunities to interact, share ideas and work in collaboration, shapes them into wholesome individuals having empathy, sensitivity and tolerance for all sections of the society.
Plethora of activities that range from participation in cleanliness drives, donations and visit to APNA school and GOONJ to learn to share, Industrial visits to understand the working of the unit, the working conditions of the staff there and to develop deeper appreciation of the contribution of work force in the development of the society are all part of such outreach programmes.
Cambridge School, Greater Noida, Showcases Talent
at Bharat Mandapam Delhi Book Fair
Cambridge School, Greater Noida, proudly showcased the talents of its students at the Bharat Mandapam Delhi Book Fair on August 8, 2025, reaffirming its commitment to holistic development.
A total of 33 students enthralled the audience with a vibrant cultural programme featuring Ganesh Vandana, Western dance, a play titled “Comedy with Errors,” and a Nukkad Natak on “Sadak”, effectively spreading awareness about pressing social issues.
The students’ remarkable talent, confidence, and stage presence earned wide appreciation from the audience. The Principal, Mr. Shalabh Sharma, and Headmistress, Ms. Rashmi Bhardwaj, further encouraged the participants with their presence throughout the event.
Special words of praise were extended by Mr. Vivekananda Vivek, Deputy General Manager, and Ms. Sujata Tanwar, Deputy Manager of ITPO, who commended Cambridge School, Greater Noida, and its students for delivering such an impactful and memorable performance.
