Sagar Public School Rohit Nagar exhibited its Annual Spectrum with great zeal, enthusiasm and jubilation. Passionate and talented Sagaritesin an enriching presentation connected glorious past, dynamic present and promising future and portrayed themselvesas future scientists, authors, poets, writers, social influencers, sports enthusiasts and Technophiles.
The innovation and vision of Sagarites showcased the multi-domain and multi-spectral talent in the fields of Literature, Science, Mathematics, Languages, Social Science, Sports, Robotics, Technology and Performing Arts. The exhibit showcased over 1200 presentations in the form of models and knowledge charts. Sagarites with their exhibits portrayed a clear message to reuse, recycle and reduce using waste material to display their talent and conserve the environment.
Sagarites also conveyed the social messages of saving water, savingplanet earth, Save Nature, peace and harmonytobe a part of our lives. The objective of the Spectrum was to make Sagarites understand the concept of past, present and future on each streamto witness transform of values asa takeaway.
The Hindi language section presented all four yug whereas the English section showcased the great 10 Indian authors with the presentation of the common man fromMalgudi Days.
The mathematics section was showcased in form of the train from Harpaan-Vedic Era ofAryabhatta to Modern era of Ramanujan with theorems made easy.
The social science section attracted visitors to witness the journey of education from ancient Gurukul to online classes with the advantage of the new age education policy. The science spectrum was divided into Harnessing Energy, Ayurveda & Naturopathy, Astronomy & Ancient Monuments, Embryo Transplants connected Vedic past to present and related to future.
The art and craft section Kalakumudi showcased ages in with the reuse of newspaperscraft items and state-of-the-art creations and paintings. The sports section connected everyone with fun games of the past, present and future with parents enjoy recalling their old games. Parents, students and teachers viewed the models and were delighted to witness the creativity and thought process of Sagarites.