Golden Bells hosts Maths, Science exhibition

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Updated At : 11:42 AM Jul 16, 2025 IST

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Golden Bells Public School, Mohali, hosted a Maths, Science and Social Science project exhibition, showcasing students' creativity. During the vacation, students worked on projects demonstrating their understanding of mathematical concepts, scientific principles and social studies. Notable projects included math models on height and distance, properties of circles and Pythagorean theorem, as well as science models on global warming, human systems and acid rain. The Social Science projects highlighted geographical concepts and social issues, while the Punjabi exhibition showcased Punjab's rich cultural heritage. Chairman Col CS Bawa appreciated the students' efforts, impressed by their performances.

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