Science Exhibition was held at NT Children Academy.

Seraj Ahmad Quraishi 

Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh.

A grand science exhibition was organized by school children at the local NT Children Academy. The exhibition was inaugurated by Chief Guest Ehsan Ahmed, a senior educationist and member of the Secondary Education Council, by cutting the ribbon.

Chief Guest Ehsan Ahmed stated that the contribution of school children to the science exhibition is crucial. Such programs develop children's creativity, scientific thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.

In this science exhibition, children from grades 1 to 8 presented models, experiments, and innovations on various topics, including the solar system, the water cycle, volcano models, robotics models, wind energy/solar energy models, explaining scientific principles through simple and safe experiments, experiments on magnetic force, the difference between acids and bases, refraction of light, how electricity is produced, and a small generator model. Children also proposed solutions to their everyday problems. They created posters/charts on topics such as water-saving devices, smart dustbins, low-cost scientific devices, environmental solutions, and simple, beautiful, and understandable types of pollution and solutions, the functions of the human body, and energy conservation methods. They also created drawings and handicrafts on various contemporary topics.

Reshma Khan, Principal of NT Children Academy, said that children's participation in the science exhibition not only enhances their knowledge but also develops discipline, creativity, leadership skills, and a scientific outlook. It is a fun, practical, and inspiring way of learning.

Umme Habiba, the coordinator of the science exhibition, said that children develop their communication skills by explaining models or experiments to visitors, their principles, and their real-life applications. Children worked in groups to create models, assist in the exhibition's organization, and maintain cleanliness and order.

Shabana Madam, Senior Teacher at NT Children's Academy, said that to promote environmental and social awareness, children created posters on various themes: plastic-free India, water conservation, renewable energy, health, and hygiene.

 Teacher Rahnuma Khanam stated that the models created by the children, including "Smart City," "Automated Traffic Control System," "Water Purification Plant," "Renewable Energy Devices," and "Disaster Management System," were particularly attractive. The exhibition's purpose is to encourage scientific thinking and a spirit of innovation in children.

The judges reviewed and appreciated the workings of the models from all groups. Certificates and prizes were distributed to the best-performing students. The school management praised the students' hard work and creativity in making the exhibition a success.

Present on this occasion were Ekhlaq Ahmed, Senior Ayurvedic physician Amritlal Saxena, Social Worker Dr. Aaqib Ansari, National President Indian Journalist Association and senior journalist Seraj Ahmad Quraishi, young journalists Syed Rehan, Tafseer Aiman, Mahima Madam, Shabana Madam, Rahnuma Khanam, Rizwana, Ashraf, Zareen, Rumana, and a large number of parents and students.