Wild Wisdom Quiz organised by WWF-India in collaboration with Central Education Board. Wild Wisdom Quiz is only India’s National level and Asia’s Biggest Quiz on Wildlife. And now this Quiz is internationally conducted as Nepal is also participating this year.
This Quiz was successfully conducted in Bhopal on Wednesday here at St Theresa Girl’s School, Piplani. Thirty one schools from Madhya Pradesh and 11 schools from Chhattisgarh participated in it. There were three categories- Junior (3-5), Middle (6-8) and Senior (9-12) which was online. Total entries were 3000-3500 from both the States.
On city level, the quiz started with the written elimination rounds of junior and middle categories. From that Judges selected 5 Teams from Junior and 5 Teams from middle. The Team names are Kalami, Gatesi, Mandela, Salimalii and Attenboroughi. Quiz Master conducted the Oral Quiz on the Stage. The Winners of Junior Round are first Prize Chaitanya and Dhruv from Delhi Public School, Neelbad, Bhopal, second Prize Yahvi and Haaniah from St. Joseph Convent School, Bhopal, Third Prize Sakshi Khanduri and fahmida from St Theresa Girl’s School, Bhopal, fourth Prize Uzair and Hriddhima from Rungta Public School, Bhilai Chhattisgarh, and Fifth Prize winners are Dhariya and Vikram from DPS Kolar, Bhopal.
The winners from Middle Category were- first prize went to Rishabh and Ananya from DPS Kolar, Bhopal second Prize to Priyanshu and Prithviraj from Daly College, Indore, third Prize winners were Pragya and Shreya from Kendriya Vidyalaya, Bilaspur, Fourth prize winners were Aarav and Vansh from Sagar Public School, Bhopal and Fifth Prize winners are Parinika Singh and Aala Sheikh from Christ Church School, Jabalpur.
The Middle School winners Rishabh and Ananya from DPS Kolar, Bhopal represent MP and Chhattisgarh State at the National Finale in Delhi. During this Quiz we have Sister Rosy from St. Theresa Girl’s School, Quiz Master Vipin Vyas, Atma Sharma and Anushree Sharma as Judges, Ajay Mishra of WWF Bhopal Office and WWF-I volunteers were present.