<p>After months of preparation, the students are now finally waiting to sit back and plan their vacation. <br /><br />With a two month vacation staring at them, the students across the <br />City have begun making elaborate plans. <br /><br />From simple things like hanging out with friends, watching movies, travel or pursuing hobbies, students have a long list of things to do this vacation. <br /><br />Metrolife caught up with those from class 10 and 12 to understand how they plan to spend their vacations. <br /><br />Komal S Kooduvalli, a class 12 standard student says, “I play basketball <br />and will soon begin training for the under 18 tournament. I also plan to volunteer in an NGO working on environmental issues because I plan to do a graduation in <br />environmental education.”<br /><br />Vishal Gosala another class 12 student says he’s happy that he will get more time to pursue his hobbies. <br /><br />“I have to prepare for a couple of entrance tests that get over on May 11. I love cooking and intend to whip up something nice. Reading and football are two things <br />I indulge in. We might also go for a vacation to Europe after my entrance exams. The highlight of the trip will be our visit to Manchester.”<br /><br />If the class 12 students have their hands full, the class 10 kids are not far behind. <br />Srijanee Das, a tenth standard student says, “I will spend a lot of time playing the piano because I have a concert coming up. I will also spend time painting and playing with my little sister. My friends and I organise events in the apartment like ‘Karaoke Night’. Apart <br />from that we will do regular stuff like night outs and movies.” <br /><br />Pradyut Bansal says he will spend his vacation baking. <br /><br />“I love baking and make a host of deserts like brownies, cheese cakes to a variety of frozen desserts. I take orders for them and all the money I make from it is donated to charity,” he sums up.</p>
<p>After months of preparation, the students are now finally waiting to sit back and plan their vacation. <br /><br />With a two month vacation staring at them, the students across the <br />City have begun making elaborate plans. <br /><br />From simple things like hanging out with friends, watching movies, travel or pursuing hobbies, students have a long list of things to do this vacation. <br /><br />Metrolife caught up with those from class 10 and 12 to understand how they plan to spend their vacations. <br /><br />Komal S Kooduvalli, a class 12 standard student says, “I play basketball <br />and will soon begin training for the under 18 tournament. I also plan to volunteer in an NGO working on environmental issues because I plan to do a graduation in <br />environmental education.”<br /><br />Vishal Gosala another class 12 student says he’s happy that he will get more time to pursue his hobbies. <br /><br />“I have to prepare for a couple of entrance tests that get over on May 11. I love cooking and intend to whip up something nice. Reading and football are two things <br />I indulge in. We might also go for a vacation to Europe after my entrance exams. The highlight of the trip will be our visit to Manchester.”<br /><br />If the class 12 students have their hands full, the class 10 kids are not far behind. <br />Srijanee Das, a tenth standard student says, “I will spend a lot of time playing the piano because I have a concert coming up. I will also spend time painting and playing with my little sister. My friends and I organise events in the apartment like ‘Karaoke Night’. Apart <br />from that we will do regular stuff like night outs and movies.” <br /><br />Pradyut Bansal says he will spend his vacation baking. <br /><br />“I love baking and make a host of deserts like brownies, cheese cakes to a variety of frozen desserts. I take orders for them and all the money I make from it is donated to charity,” he sums up.</p>
