AKSIPS-41 Smart School, Chandigarh

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Updated At : 11:46 AM Sep 03, 2024 IST

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The school’s science club Sci-fi organised a science exhibition. All participating students showcased their models/ projects according to their interests and their skills. Some of the models on the exhibit were ‘Smart cooler, zeroth dirt’, ‘Eco-friendly smokeless chimney’, etc. The aim of the exhibition was to show creativity, problem solving skills and critical thinking skills of students at minimum cost. School Director Jasdeep Kalra and Principal Ritu Bali applauded the work done by the students. The model regarding rainwater harvesting (junior category) and eco-friendly smokeless chimney (senior category) bagged the first prize, while the second prize was won by the model regarding artificial satellite (junior category) and smart cooler (senior category).

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