It has been exactly 1 year since I left Samskaara and I am still missing the ambience, my teachers and most importantly the way I was given an education. I think I had a wonderful  time in Samskaara; 8 years! I have seen my growth in terms of my language, public speaking skills and practical knowledge. I am currently in a CBSEe school and here, to be honest the reality of many CBSE schools is that after 9th standard, you don't really get the opportunity to go to a lab and learn anything practical. All those practicals that i'm writing are all pre-written and I just copy and submit it and it is of no use, whereas in Samskaara i got to experience lab facilities at least once a week where we got to test our practical knowledge and enjoy using chemicals, lab equipment. Meanwhile, my current classmates are unaware of basic lab equipment. That's really sad because it is necessary for a child to be taught basic rather than just gulping down books and scoring materialistic grades on paper. It's of no use in any part of life.
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Only practical knowledge will stay forever and it will differentiate you from others. Every year I was sculpted by the teachers more creatively and artistically. They let me grow in a more relaxed and efficient atmosphere in my own way. I had a wonderful library facility at a very young age (imagine 3000 books of all kinds, of different shapes, sizes and it enhanced my vocabulary and speaking skills.  I feel proud to say that I was a Samskaarian and I am a Samskaarian and forever will be one. I thank every single teacher I had, from my PE teachers to my subjects teachers and my Co-Curricular teachers, drivers, helper akkas, cooks and my Aunties. Samskaara brought us up in a more healthy, creative and passionate environment which sings of student rights, smells full of knowledge and tastes of quality. I think it all comes from our Correspondent and dear Principal’s passion towards the school, that reflects in the students and the teachers. Ever loving and supportive teachers, who have immense knowledge. Apart from studies, we are also developed in other areas like public speaking, debates, events, club activities, cooking and a thematic year. Samakaara has been a pivotal point in my life. My classmates and I are living examples of how Samakaara can nurture people into amazing human beings. It's something different and can't be put into words but I can say that I am happy to call Samakaara a “happy memory”.NirmalClass Of 2022