Ganpati Convent Smart School, Sadhaura

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Updated At : 10:44 AM Aug 03, 2024 IST

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A science exhibition was organised at the school with the aim of developing scientific thinking. Students of pre-nursery to Class VIII prepared models related to the principles of science. Chairman of the school Narendra Bindra, Diksha Chaudhary (Excise Tax Officer) were invited as the chief guest and the parents of the students were also invited. The children impressed everyone by showcasing their talent by presenting models about mathematics, anthropology, Indian heritage, classification of living things, types of adulteration, save the Earth, save the environment, health and hygiene, classification of birds, animals and their living places, farming, community helpers, seasons, types of plants etc. Headmistress of the school Pooja Trikha boosted the morale of the students. She also thanked the teachers and parents for guiding the students.

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