JD International School, Safidon

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Updated At : 06:26 AM Feb 27, 2025 IST

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The school hosted a science exhibition, showcasing innovative projects and models created by students from grades 3 to 10. The exhibition, which was held on the school premises, showed enthusiastic participation from students, who displayed their scientific talents through various projects and models. The exhibits covered a range of topics, including robotics, environmental science, biology, and physics. The principal of the school honoured the winners with prizes and certificates, encouraging them to continue exploring the world of science. Speaking on the occasion, SK Bhardwaj said, “We are proud of our students’ achievements and their passion for science. This exhibition is a testament to their hard work and creativity.” The science exhibition was a huge success, with students, parents, and teachers alike appreciating the innovative projects on display.

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