your school had arrange science exhibition recently write a report it to publish in newspaper.
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A science exhibition was organised at St.La Salle Higher Secondary School here on Wednesday. Rev. Sr. Leemarose, Headmistress of Das Navismatha Primary School inaugurated it.
The exhibition was organised as part of the Children’s Day. A total of 200 students from Standard VI six to XI from the school across displayed innovative talents.
With the key objective of bringing out the hidden talents of students and with a focus on creating more awareness of science, technology and engineering, the exhibition was organised said, D. Peppin, Headmaster.
Correspondent Rev. Bro. Robert Selvaraj, teachers of science and other staff members were present.
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The exhibition was organised as part of the Children’s Day. A total of 200 students from Standard VI six to XI from the school across displayed innovative talents.
With the key objective of bringing out the hidden talents of students and with a focus on creating more awareness of science, technology and engineering, the exhibition was organised said, D. Peppin, Headmaster.
Correspondent Rev. Bro. Robert Selvaraj, teachers of science and other staff members were present.
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It is rightly said “Today’s Science is tomorrow’s technology”. The Science department, at Dr. Pillai Global Academy, New Panvel, worked on these lines to put up an exhibition themed “Technology in Science”, on Tuesday, the 15th August, 2017.
The exhibits spanned all the three branches of Science-i.e, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Students from grades 6 to 12, portrayed various advancements in Medicine, ranging from Prosthetics to robotic surgery and use of Nanotechnology in medicine. There was a separate section on advancements in Neurology and Cardiology. Other exhibits included the importance of airbags in cars and a working model on rain water harvesting.
The simulation on “Natural Selection”, handled by grade 7 students- Akshara Nair and Riya Gairola, earned everybody’s commendation. Human anatomy was brought alive, with the help of augmented reality. These projects were the centre of attraction and earned great accolades.
This exhibition, not only honed the communication skills of students, but also polished their skills in technology and was a step forward towards their all round development.
With a view to encourage, popularize and inculcate scientific temper, the students of Dr. Pillai Global Academy, New Panvel, were taken to Science Utsav’s science exhibition at Bhavan’s Nature Park, Andheri on 30th January, 2016. Here, students from various schools showcased their scientific fervor in many ways and related the same with everyday life. There were 45 Students from grade 5 to 8 accompanied by 5 teachers. At the exhibition distinct venues were allotted for the different activities.
Apart from the above robots, they also designed an arena. The person operating the X-robot (designed for that arena specifically) had to complete certain tasks so as to rescue victims of a natural disaster. The tasks included crossing an uneven terrain and a see-saw hill, taking the victims to a safety zone and triggering an air-drop mechanism to provide food to these victims. Visitors were given the chance to operate X-robot to perform the tasks in the arena which helped them appreciate the possibilities of robotics as a field of scientific investigation and application.
The exhibits spanned all the three branches of Science-i.e, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Students from grades 6 to 12, portrayed various advancements in Medicine, ranging from Prosthetics to robotic surgery and use of Nanotechnology in medicine. There was a separate section on advancements in Neurology and Cardiology. Other exhibits included the importance of airbags in cars and a working model on rain water harvesting.
The simulation on “Natural Selection”, handled by grade 7 students- Akshara Nair and Riya Gairola, earned everybody’s commendation. Human anatomy was brought alive, with the help of augmented reality. These projects were the centre of attraction and earned great accolades.
This exhibition, not only honed the communication skills of students, but also polished their skills in technology and was a step forward towards their all round development.
With a view to encourage, popularize and inculcate scientific temper, the students of Dr. Pillai Global Academy, New Panvel, were taken to Science Utsav’s science exhibition at Bhavan’s Nature Park, Andheri on 30th January, 2016. Here, students from various schools showcased their scientific fervor in many ways and related the same with everyday life. There were 45 Students from grade 5 to 8 accompanied by 5 teachers. At the exhibition distinct venues were allotted for the different activities.
Apart from the above robots, they also designed an arena. The person operating the X-robot (designed for that arena specifically) had to complete certain tasks so as to rescue victims of a natural disaster. The tasks included crossing an uneven terrain and a see-saw hill, taking the victims to a safety zone and triggering an air-drop mechanism to provide food to these victims. Visitors were given the chance to operate X-robot to perform the tasks in the arena which helped them appreciate the possibilities of robotics as a field of scientific investigation and application.
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