Ashiana Public School, Chandigarh, hosts exhibition, “Gyanotsav"

Ashiana Public School, Sector 46-A, Chandigarh, hosted a two-day weekend exhibition, “Gyanotsav: A Festival of Learning in Action!” The event opened with a spectacular performance on the “Hanuman Chalisa” by one of the students and brought together an impressive range of projects. Highlights included interactive science models exploring concepts such as the spiral theory behind the 12 Jyotirlingas, a tech-motion playground and futuristic junction with displays on solar cities and smart villages. Mathematics and art merged in striking 3D installations of the Meenakshi and Konark Sun Temples, showcasing the interplay of mathematics, astronomy, geometry and spirituality in ancient times. Historical dioramas depicted India as a land of legends, including the Indus Valley civilisation renowned for its town planning, and celebrated India’s achievements on land, at sea and in the sky. Language displays in English, Hindi, Punjabi and French featured drama, literary projects and 3D monuments, such as Grammar Galaxy, Literary Legacy, Hindotsav, Virsa Punjab Da, and famous French landmarks. A standout feature of the exhibition was a robot created by two Class IX students using an AI system to solve mathematical problems, reflecting the school’s plan to open a robotics lab by January. The junior wing, from pre-nursery to UKG, showcased life-size models illustrating themes such as jungle joyland, sea world, colours of nature and space exploration. Altogether, the exhibition featured more than 250 models, displays and art installations. Beyond being a grand showcase, the event provided a meaningful learning experience, allowing students to enhance their presentation skills, deepen their understanding and step forward with renewed confidence.