Students Present 40 Working Models at the Annual Science Exhibition

Our science labs turned into a buzzing exhibition hall this month as students from Classes 6 to 12 presented more than 40 working models to parents, teachers and visiting guests.

Projects ranged from a solar-powered water purifier and a smart irrigation system to a working model of the human heart and a home-made weather station. Senior students also ran live chemistry demonstrations, explaining each reaction step by step to younger visitors.

Learning by building

Every project began in the classroom. Students chose a real problem, researched it, built a model in the lab and then explained it to an audience. Teachers say the exhibition is as much about confidence and communication as it is about science.

• 40+ projects across physics, chemistry, biology and environmental science
• 300+ visitors, including parents and guests from neighbouring schools
• Top three projects will represent the school at the inter-school science fair

"The best moment was when a Class 4 student asked me how our filter works, and I could actually explain it." — a Class 9 participant

Congratulations to every student who took part, and thank you to the parents who came to cheer them on.