Delhi Public School, Chandigarh, hosts Mobile Science Exhibition Bus

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Updated At : 11:51 AM Sep 28, 2024 IST

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To engage students in the wonders of science through interactive exhibits and hands-on activities, the school hosted the Mobile Science Exhibition Bus and DigiSky, a portable planetarium, on its campus. The Mobile Science Exhibition is an initiative of Pushpa Gujral Science City that takes science to the doorsteps. The Mobile Science Exhibition features a variety of exhibits covering topics, such as health, environmental, sustainable development, space exploration and more. Students had the opportunity to explore and engage with the interactive science exhibits. “We believe that science is best learned through experience. This exhibition will not only enhance students’ understanding of scientific concepts but also ignite their curiosity and passion for discovery,” said Principal Reema Dewan.

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