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Ekya School JP Nagar held a Science Exhibition on 31st October 2017. It was a fun-filled event with a whole lot of interesting projects and working models. The showcase brought out the creativity and innovation of our students, whose ideas were completely out-of-the-box! Students were given the choice to make working models of any science stream: Physics, Chemistry or Biology. Our Editorial was on ground, covering the event. Here are some of the many interesting projects from the exhibit:
Bazooka by Sanjan D. Murthy of Grade 10.
Solar Eclipse model by Nawal Kotla of Grade 7.
Conversion of Mechanical energy to Electric energy by Prathyush Jain and Vibhanshu Bhagat of Grade 9.
Surface tension project by Isha Saxena of Grade 10.
Air conditioning model by Sameecha Sudheer of Grade 10.
Electric Canon and Kaleidoscope by Nithya Anantharaman of Grade 7.
Security System Door Alarm by Anirudh U. Reddy and Sushant R. Naik.
Hybrid Generation by Sharvari Ramesh of Grade 9.
Aside these, some of the other commendable projects were:
We laud the effort put in by our students for putting up their fantastic and innovative ideas on showcase.
It was an exciting experience. I guess we all felt a bit nostalgic coming back to school and our computer labs. The students did an amazing job executing the entire event. Kudos to all of them.~ Padmapriya Venkataraman, parent of Ashwat Venkataraman (IVC). On 4th December, we were joined by parents of our Grade III students, who joined their children to code using MS Logo. They ended their session with the motivation to learn more about programming while printing interesting designs they coded.
I got the chance to meet the next-gen Einsteins! Great job by the kids.~Niraj Milak, parent of Reyansh Milak (IIIA). Meanwhile, parents of our Grade II students used easy coding blocks to guide dragons on the game 'Dragon Dash', using Tynker the new coding language.
I first coded during my engineering but now they (the Grade 2 students) are coding from such a young age which is brilliant. We had difficult languages like C and C++, I’m glad that easy coding is taught to the children. Great job to the team of students for navigating us throughout the session.~Arunjet Taneja, parent of Anika Taneja (IIA). The students of Grade I also coded with their parents on Tynker. They had an energetic session played the game ‘Candy Quest’ in which they had to guide the hungry monster to the candy.
I love coding even though I’m not from a tech background. Nowadays, kids only play games on the mobile phone. I’m happy that through Tynker they are learning the logic behind it. I’m thankful to the school for taking this initiative.~ Ashvini R, parent of Kshamya Pradeep (IB).
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