St. Michael’s Primary School in Patna organised its annual Science Exhibition 2025 today, drawing enthusiastic participation from students, parents and educators. The event, held on the school campus, showcased a rich array of student-designed models, experiments and interactive projects aimed at fostering curiosity and scientific temper among young learners.

More than 200 students from grades 3 to 5 presented projects spanning topics such as renewable energy, environmental conservation, robotics, simple machines and the basics of human anatomy. Exhibits included working prototypes of windmills, solar-powered cars, water-filtration demonstrations and colourful charts explaining scientific concepts in age-appropriate ways. A dedicated “Innovation Corner” allowed students to explain their projects and address questions from visitors, encouraging communication skills alongside scientific understanding.

Parents and teachers commended the students’ creativity, perseverance and teamwork. Many remarked that the exhibition not only helped reinforce classroom lessons but also inspired students to think critically and apply knowledge to real-world scenarios. School Principal Ms. Anita Verma highlighted that the event aligns with the school’s focus on holistic education, blending academic rigor with hands-on learning opportunities. She added that students who displayed exceptional projects would be invited to participate in forthcoming district-level science fairs.

The exhibition concluded with certificates of appreciation for all participants, and special recognition for several standout projects that demonstrated originality, clarity and practical relevance.
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