Amravati Vidyalaya, Baddi, organises science exhibition

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Sep 18, 2025 IST

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Amravati Vidyalaya, Baddi, organised a science exhibition on its premises, which was attended by parents and showcased students' innovative models and projects. The event was inaugurated by Principal Suman Sharma, who highlighted the importance of science in daily life and encouraged students to think innovatively. The exhibition featured a range of impressive models, including robotics, the human eye and food chains, all created by the students. The students confidently explained their projects, demonstrating how they worked in a simple yet effective manner. The event was a huge success, with parents appreciating the hard work, creativity and confidence shown by the students. The science exhibition motivated students to apply scientific knowledge to solve real-life problems and develop their critical thinking skills.

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