Students from Govt Eklavya Residential School Guna    triumphed at the cluster round of the Brillio National STEM Challenge 2024, an initiative by Brillio, a leading digital transformation services and solutions company, in partnership with STEM Learning, a social enterprise dedicated to promoting STEM education among school children.

The cluster round, held at Govt Eklavya Residential School Guna  celebrated the success of these students as they were felicitated by STEM Learning Team and Teachers. These winners will now advance to the zonal round, with the ultimate goal of competing in the grand finale in Bengaluru on August 27, 2024.

This event was the start of a year-long series of STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) activities, including science and mathematics model competitions, technology and engineering tinkering. The National STEM Challenge is designed to foster curiosity, innovation, and design thinking skills among students from grades 6 through 10, regardless of their background.

The Brillio National STEM Challenge is a distinctive national competition, providing an exceptional STEM learning platform for students from government and government-aided schools across India. This initiative is part of Brillio's sustained commitment to foster STEM skills among youth.

Speaking on the celebration, Mr. Ashutosh Pandit, Founder of STEM Learning, said, "I am thrilled about the fourth edition of the National STEM Challenge and equally excited to see these young participants advancing to the Zonal rounds. STEM Learning is dedicated to empowering K12 education by creating a platform that highlights the hidden talents among school children where our science centers are installed."

Kuljam Pateliya a student of Govt Eklavya Residential School Guna said: “Participating in the National STEM Challenge hasbeen an incredible journey for me and my friends. It has shown us that no dream is too bigwhen it comes to solving real-world problems. This competition has not only broadenedour horizons but also ignited a lifelong passion for innovation and learning.”