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A REPORT ON SPECIAL ADVENTURE

COURSE

AT

JIM & WS PAHALGAM

SANASAR SUB CENTRE

J&K

Report prepared by:

SUPARNA BAIN

TGT (ENG)

SPECIAL ADVENTURE COURSE

SPONSERED BY: KVS JAMMU REGION

PATRON: SH. AVLJ RAO

DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

KVS JAMMU REGION

CO- PATRON: SH. MANISH TULI

PRINCIPAL KV SUNJUWAN

JAMMU

VENUE: JIM & WS PAHALGAM

SANASAR SUB CENTRE

DIST: (J&K)

PRINCIPAL JIM & WS: COL. VEERENDRA SINGH

VICE PRINCIPAL : CAPT. SAHIL GORKHA

TEAM OF INSTRUCTERS:

HAV. RAJENDRA RAI MS.SAIMA

MR.LAXMAN SINGH MS.SAZIA HASSAN

MR. MANZOOR

ESCORT TEACHERS : MS. SUPARNA BAIN (TGT ENG. )

MS DUSYANT BALA (PRT)

MR. KAMAL KUMAR (LDC)

MR. P.N. KANTROO (LAB Attend.)

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

SL.NO. NAME OF THE STUDENTS CLASS 1 Bhumica VIII A 2 Jasbir Chaudhary VIII A 3 Joshita VIII A 4 Shruti VIII A 5 Deesha Gupta VIII B 6 Kashish Bhagat VIII B 7 Aparna Jamwal VIII C 8 Priya Verma VIII C 9 Palak Dogra VIII C 10 Diksha Antil VIII C 11 Mansi Darswal VIII C 12 Sana Chaudhary VIII C 13 Srishti S Bain IX A 14 Karina Khokar IX A 15 Ayushi Charak IX A 16 Aksi Sharma IX A 17 Diksha IX B 18 Dhruvi IX C 19 Nanya Ishar IX C 20 Nidha Amreen IX C 21 Samiti X A 22 Ankita Kumari XII A 23 Abida X C

List of PARTICIPANTS

SL.NO. NAME OF THE STUDENT CLASS 24 Priya X C 25 Kanu X C 26 Anshika X A 27 Akshit Kumar VIII A 28 Aditya Raj VIII A 29 Raj Singh VIII A 30 Raj Aryan VIII A 31 Manik Proch VIII B 32 Hanish Pandey VIII B 33 Harsh Veer Singh IX A 34 Mohit Thakur IX A 35 Ayush Kumar IX A 36 Shashwat Sharma IX B 37 Sameer Mahajan IX B 38 Abhishek Nagpal IX C 39 Aniruddh Kerni IX C 40 Abid Khaliq IX C 41 Gaurav Khajuria IX C 42 Maqsood Ahmed X A 43 Harsh Singh X C 44 Raman Singh X C 45 Aman Kumar X C 46 Rajvansh Sathia XB 47 Chaitanya Sanmotra X B

ABOUT JIM &ws View to provide numerous adventurous activities at one place in close proximity of each other. In addition to the existing adventure, Basic and Advance mountaineering Courses and Basic , Intermediate Advance skiing course, the Institute has also started conducting adhoc and special Adventure courses, river rafting, paragliding have been included in the curriculum if adventure sports. These fund laden courses are being conducted under the vigilant guidance ig highly skilled and professional instructers.

Sub Centre Sanasar

Located at Sanasar 17 km from Patnitop, Sanasar is picturesque valley offering ample opportunities for adventure sports.The institute houses itself in JKDC Banglow no.2 . It has a Office, Principal’s residence, student’s dormitories, Dining cum Lecture Hall as well as

Capacity : 100 Trainees in Dormitories.

Aim : To expose the youth to Nature, Kindling the spirit of adventure, Develop Personality, Character, Courage and Confidence For Adventure Sports.

GLIMPSE OF THE INSTITUTE :

ITINERARIUM AND PRIMUM

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OF THE COURSE

At jim&ws sanasar

KNOTS AND HITCHES

ZIP WIRING

ROCK CLIMBING

RAPPELLING

LONG DISTANCE TREKKING

RIVER CROSSING

SURVIVAL CAMPING

IN HOUSE LECTURES

GAMES

DAILY TIME –TABLE

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REPORTING

TIME ACTIVITY NATURE OF ACTIVITY

6: 50AM MORNING EXERCISE OUT DOOR 8: 00AM TO

9:00 AM BREAKFAST

9:00 AM TO 1: 00 PM ACTIVITY OF THE DAY OUT DOOR

1:00 PM TO 2:00 PM LUNCH

2:00 PM TO 3:45 PM REST

3:45 PM TO 4: 30 PM LECTURE INDOOR

4:30 PM TO 5: 00 PM EVENING TEA

5:00 PM TO 6:30 PM GAMES OUTDOOR

6:50 PM ROLL CALL 7:00 PM TO

7:15 PM SICK REPORT

7: 15 PM TO 8:00 PM CULTURAL ACTIVITIES INDOOR

8:00 PM TO 9:00 PM DINNER

9:25PM LIGHTS OFF

TEAM OF YOUNG ENTHUSIASTS

Acclimatisation walk

On 15/06/2016

KNOTS AND HITCHES

Skill is what will save one’s life in a survival situation, and often it is the simplest of skills that one can learn and which will be most useful. Knot making is a simple mechanical skill, a skill that needs practice. A knot is a method of fastening or securing linear material such as rope by tying or interweaving. It may consist of a length of one or several segments of rope, string, webbing, twine, strap, or even chain interwoven such that the line can bind to itself or to some other object (the "load").

Knots and Hitches Included in the Course

Ø THUMB KNOTS Ø SINGLE FISHERMEN KNOT Ø SINGLE SHEET BENT KNOTS Ø FIGURE OF 8 SINGLE LOOP Ø FIGURE OF 8 DOUBLE LOOP Ø BOW LINE Ø PRISIONER KNOT Ø ANCHOR KNOT Ø GUIDE MEN KNOTS Ø MIDDLE MEN KNOT Ø END MEN KNOT Ø CLOVE HITCH Ø BUTTERFLY HITCH Ø ITALIAN HITCH

STUDENTS LEARNING KNOTS AND HITCHES

ZIP WIRING

16/06/2016

STRECHER MAKING AT

EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

ROCK CLIMBING

17/06/2016

TREKKING: 18/06/2016

RAPPELLING: 19/06/2016 Derived from French language, is a controlled descent of vertical drop, such as rock face, using a rope. Climbers use this technique when a cliff or slope is too steep and/ or dangerous to descend without protection.

LEARNING RIVER CROSSING

20/06/2016

CELEBRATION OF INTERNATIONAL

YOGA DAY AT JIM&WS

21/06/2016

LEARNING SURVIVAL CAMPING

22/06/2016

TOPICS COVERED THROUGH

INDOORS LECTURES

Ø INTRODUCTION TO MOUNTAIN AND ICECRAFT

EQUIPMENTS Ø LOAD PACKING, CARRYING AND MARCHING IN

MOUNTAIN Ø DO S AND DON’TS OF MOUNTAINEERING AND

CAMPING Ø PRINCIPLES OF CLIMBING Ø CPR Ø PRINCIPLES OF RAPPeLING Ø ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS Ø HIGH ALTITUDE SICKNESS Ø GENERAL KNOWLEDGE ABOUT MOUNTAINS

AND MOUNTAINEERING

INDOOR LECTURES

Morning Exercises Every day at 6:50 in the morning the students were taken to the ground for morning exercises. This in turn helped them to stretch and make their body ready for the adventure of the day.

EVALUATION of the skills

learnt

on 22/06/2016

CLOSING CEREMONY on

23 /06/ 2016 A closing ceremony was held JIM&WS on 23/06/16. At the event students were appreciated for their efforts.The Vice Principal Capt. Sahil Gorkha congratulated the students for their determination and enthusiasm for adventure sports. As a encouragement student were given various awards. Students enjoyed the last day of their stay at the institution with a ‘Dance Party’.

GLIMPSES OF THE CEREMONY :

ANECDOTES

“It was very interesting.We got to know many things about adventure. I experienced living without parents and enjoyed my time with friends. I learned to face challenges.”

Nanya Isher – 9 th C

“This was my most beautiful experience in my life. I liked all the adventurous activities very much. Sanasar is a beautiful place with tall and beautiful trees.I wish to go to sanasar one more time.”

Joshita 8th A.

“Adventure is a risky as well as joyful experience. There we learnt new activities such as Rock Climbing,Zip Wiring, River Crossing etc.We learnt the survival camping and tips to survive in a forest. These adventure sports gave us the confidence to face challenges”.

Dhruvi Nargotra 9th C.

“ This was my first experience with adventure sports.Trekking in a high altitude was like walking with the clouds. It was the best and the most beautiful moment of the whole adventure trip.”

Aniruddh Kerni 9th C