The Regional Science Centre Bhopal organised a film show for school students on Tuesday under ‘Wildlife Week’. A documentary film ‘Jungle Gang’ was screened to the students during the film show.
As many as 100 students from Shree Bhawan’s Bharti Public School and Great Career Public School watched the film ‘Jungle Gang’.
While talking to The Pioneer, Regional Science Center Education Officer Charudatta Pulliwar said that the ‘Wildlife Week’ is being organised under joint aegis of Regional Science Centre and Madhya Pradesh State Biodiversity Board. The basic aim of the ‘Wildlife Week’ is to create awareness among the students regarding the wildlife. The theme of the week is ‘future of wildlife is in our hands’.
While talking about upcoming programmes, Pulliwar told that film shows would be held on October 5 and 6 when different films will be screened. Students of Kamla Nehru Higher Secondary School would participate in the programmes on October 5.
He stated that sky observation programme would also be organised on Thursday. Various programs would be held on the last day of the ‘Wildlife Week’ on October 7.
Pulliwar added an open house quiz would be organised on October 7 over the topic ‘Wildlife’. MP State Biodiversity Board Manager (Projects) Elizabeth Thomas would give a lecture over ‘Wildlife’ to the school students.
Prize distribution ceremony would also be held on October 7. MP State Biodiversity Board Member Secretary R Sreenivasa Murthy would be the chief guest of the prize distribution ceremony. Winners of all the competitions held during the ‘Wildlife Week’ would be awarded. Participants would also get certificates.