Bal Bhavan Public School organized an educational excursion to Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), which saw a group of 24 enthusiast- tic students from classes VI to XII, along with school's principal Vividh Gupta and senior coordinator Swati Poornanand, getting the gold- en opportunity to witness that landscape which has given birth to dreamers.
This excursion gave comprehensive snapshots of ISRO to the students, acquainting them with the first- hand experience of vital facilities present there. On Ocfaculty members stood witness to the launch of RH200 Sounding Rocket  from the grounds of Satish Dhawan Space Centre Srihariko- ta Range (SDSC-SHAR). It was followed by a visit to the launch site of Chandrayaan-3, which was supposed to be the first ever space mission to conduct a soft landing on the moon's south polar region with home grown technology.

The students also visited the Mission Control Center (MCC), a facility that man- ages space flight missions from its launch to landing for ISRO.