Children's Science Fair-2024-25

 

A Children's Science Fair was organized by Cluster Resource Center on 13th September 2024 at Wood Paper Primary School, Aantalia, Navsari Dist, Gujarat. The program was a lively display of creativity and scientific understanding by students of classes 4, 5, 6, 7 and above. 8, takes place in the rapidly developing nation of India.

 As village schools progress, smart classrooms have now become an integral part of education, promoting development in rural areas. The science fair was a testament to this progress, in which 17 schools from Ganadevi taluk participated. "Child Scientists" presented an impressive array of projects on a variety of topics, including:

 

• Food health and hygiene

• Transport and communication

• Natural farming

• Mathematics and Computational Science

• Disaster Management

• Waste Management

His efforts highlighted the growing scientific curiosity and understanding in rural India, reflecting positive changes in village schools through the introduction of smart education.

 The event saw an impressive display of scientific curiosity and talent as child scientists from various schools presented their projects. These projects cover a wide range of topics from sustainable solutions to everyday problems, innovations in technology and creative ways to tackle environmental challenges. The enthusiasm and passion with which the students presented their work shows a deep understanding and interest in their scientific pursuits.

 

One of the highlights of the event was the role played by ECHO Foundation, a renowned organization committed to encouraging and nurturing young talent in the field of science. The foundation not only supported the event but also awarded prizes to the most outstanding projects. Each participating child scientist was felicitated with a trophy-certificate recognizing their hard work and dedication. This gesture not only acknowledged their current achievements but also planted seeds of encouragement for their future endeavours.

 

As part of the award ceremony, the children were wished success in their future scientific endeavours, with the hope that they will go on and contribute to the scientific community. There was a shared feeling among all present that these young scientists hold the promise of a bright future for the family, the village and the country as a whole. Through their innovative ideas and solutions, they are expected to bring pride not only to their immediate communities but also to the entire nation.

 

The Children's Science Fair was more than just an event; It was an inspiring platform for the young minds of Ganadevi Taluk. By nurturing their talent at such an early stage, the Cluster Resource Center and the ECHO Foundation have laid the foundation for the emergence of future scientists. These students, through their creativity, hard work and determination, have the potential to make a meaningful difference in the world.

 

In conclusion, this event is a symbol of hope, potential and the endless possibilities that science offers. Participating child scientists will shine as future researchers, brightening the name of their family, village and ultimately the country. As they continue their journey of learning and discovery, they will contribute to the scientific achievements of the years to come.

 

The Children's Science Exhibition not only acts as a platform for recognition but also as a beacon of inspiration, guiding the young minds of Gandevi Taluk towards the future where they will take the country to new scientific heights.

 

In this whole program there was a lot of support from Sarpanchshree Jayeshbhai Patel of Antalia village ,Wood Papers Primary School Principal Mr. Mehul Sir and Nidhi Behin and Sir Sandeep Bhai from CRC, Arvind Viras, Laxmi Viras and Rajesh Patel from echo foundation were present, we Wood Papers Primary School from echo foundation. We would like to thank the family as well as all the school family and student friends who participated in the science fair, thank you,