Shishu Niketan hosts science exhibition

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

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Shishu Niketan Public School, MDC, Panchkula, hosted a vibrant science exhibition showcasing students' creativity and innovation. The event featured projects from pre-Primary to senior sections, themed around "My Animal World", "From Field to Plate", and "Science in Our Daily Life." Senior students presented eco-friendly products and working models addressing real-life challenges, including a smart umbrella, snake-repelling stick and Smart Safety Building Prototype. Primary students demonstrated the farm-to-plate food journey, while pre-Primary children showcased animals and their habitats. The exhibition highlighted the school's focus on experiential learning and problem-solving through science.

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