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Cultivating a scientific temperament in students

PNS

The Science Club of little Flower School organised the annual inter-school science fest 'Quantum 2013'.  A total of six schools - Gulmohar High School, Hill Top School, Kerela Public School,kadma, Narbheram High School, RVS Academy and St. Mary's English School, took part in the fest.

Events like Science-o-Phonix, Web Tech, Science-o-Canvas, Quizzics, Express Science, Cyber Trix and science tax were lined up for the occasion.

The fest was organised by the Science Club with Mihir Kumar, student of class 10 as its president who was the overall incharge of the programme. Anurag Mahato as its vice president who took charge of Science-o-Canvas, Kushgra Vatsa as its Treasurer  undertook the responsibility of Science-o-Phonix, Amit Tigga as its Secretary was responsible for Science Tax. The Committee members Ashutosh Bhardwraj and Teertha Chatterjeee  took care of Science Expressway and Web Tech respectively. The chief guest for the fest was Deepak Khemani.

The event was a grand success with Hill Top School bagging the overall Championship Trophy as it took the cake in three events- Science-o-Phonix, Cyber Trix and Science Tax while it stood second in Quizzics and Express Science. Kerela Public School stood first in web tech as well as Express Science and second in Science-o-Phonix as well as Science Tax while St. Mary's English School stood second in Web Tech and it bagged the cake in Quizzics. Narbheram Hansraj School was the runners up in Science-o-Canvas as well as Cyber Trix while RVS Academy stood first in Science-o-Canvas. “It was a great learning experience. Awards were given by Santosh the owner of Sharp Computers. Science club members and  some of the students of plus 2 conducted the entire program well. We thank Our Principal for being the pillar of strength and support and a great motivator.”

The programme conducted well under the guidance of Science Club moderator Sangeeta Chatrath, Diyali Sengupta and Tapan Bishnuwas a great success.