Sacred Souls’ School, Gharuan

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Gharuan, Updated At : 10:24 AM Oct 08, 2024 IST

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Students of the school participated in an enriching educational experience, organised for all classes by Pushpa Gujral Science City as part of a joint project between the Union Government and Punjab Government. Students visited a Mobile Science Exhibition Bus and a Planetarium on the school premises, designed to broaden their understanding of scientific concepts and ignite a passion for learning. The event was aimed at enhancing scientific curiosity and providing students with hands-on learning opportunities. The bus showcased interactive exhibits covering various topics, related to health, hygiene, environment, water and waste management. Students explored different scientific phenomena. The highlight of the visit was the engaging experience at the planetarium, where students had the chance to learn about space, astronomy and the universe.

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