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Mandi School Excels at District Children’s Science Congress

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Students from DAV Centenary Public School (DAVCPS) in Jawahar Nagar, Mandi, achieved notable success at the district-level Children’s Science Congress. The event, held on October 16 and 17 at SPS International School in Tatahar, Sarkaghat, saw participation from at least 12 schools across Mandi district.

The participating students showcased their scientific knowledge, analytical capabilities, and innovative thinking. DAVCPS-Mandi students secured commendable positions in various competitions, highlighting their dedication and academic achievements.

In the senior science quiz, students Divyam and Neevriti secured the first position, earning them a spot in the state-level competition. Their performance demonstrated a strong understanding of scientific concepts and their ability to perform under competitive pressure.

Further bolstering the school’s performance, Vishakshi and Amisha secured the second position in the senior secondary science quiz. Additionally, Anushi, Agria, and Shreyansh achieved second position in the science activity corner, showcasing their scientific curiosity, creativity, and innovative approaches to scientific exploration.

Sushil Thakur, a Physics teacher at DAVCPS-Mandi, shared the results, acknowledging the students’ accomplishments at the district-level event.

KS Guleria, the Principal of DAVCPS-Mandi, congratulated the students, their mentors, and their parents on their achievements. He expressed pride in their performance and extended best wishes for their future academic and personal pursuits. Principal Guleria emphasized the fundamental role of science in modern life and highlighted the importance of events like the Children’s Science Congress in fostering scientific temperament among young learners.

He stated that such competitions encourage students to cultivate logical reasoning, curiosity, innovation, and problem-solving skills. These platforms also offer valuable opportunities for students to exchange ideas and learn from their peers, thereby broadening their perspectives.

The Principal expressed confidence in the students’ ability to continue excelling at higher levels and to make meaningful contributions to society and nation-building. The school’s success at the congress underscores its commitment to promoting scientific learning and encouraging students to explore new ideas beyond the confines of the classroom.

The Chenab Times News Desk

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