It was a normal morning at school. The bell rang loudly, and all the students rushed into their classrooms. I sat on my bench with my friends, talking about homework and weekend plans.
Our class teacher entered the room with a smile on her face. Everyone became silent. She wrote something on the blackboard and then turned towards us.
"Children," she said, "our school has planned an educational visit."
The classroom suddenly filled with excitement.
"Where, ma'am?" many students asked at once.
She smiled and replied, "We are going to visit a large exhibition that is being held in the city."
Hearing this, my heart jumped with joy. A visit outside the classroom always felt special. The teacher explained that the exhibition would have science models, historical items, art displays, and many learning sections.
She told us that the visit was not only for fun but also for gaining knowledge. We would be able to see many things that we usually read only in books.
The teacher then distributed permission letters and asked us to get them signed by our parents. She also warned us to maintain discipline and follow instructions during the visit.
As soon as the class ended, everyone started discussing the exhibition. Some students were excited about science experiments, while others were already thinking about food stalls and games.
I felt happy and curious. I wondered how big the exhibition would be and what new things I would learn there.
That day, school felt more interesting than usual. I could hardly wait for the day of the exhibition.