SCIENCE EXHIBITION – CLASSES I to V

REPORT OF SCIENCE EXHIBITION 

The Science Exhibition was organised by the Primary Wing of St. George’s School on 7th
August 2026. The event saw young enthusiastic participation from students of Grade I to V,
who showcased their scientific knowledge, creativity, and innovative thinking. The exhibition
featured a variety of attractive models, charts, and working projects prepared by the young
learners. The programme was inaugurated by Honourable Director Ma’am and Respected
Principal Ma’am.
The students displayed their creative scientific potential through a wide range of innovative
exhibits. They beautifully explained the changing seasons, traced the fascinating journey of
communication from traditional methods to modern technology, and demonstrated the
properties of magnets through interactive models. They also performed exciting science
experiments such as Dancing Raisins, Magic Milk, pH Art, and Water Marbling, and working
models including the Hydraulic Press, Cable Car, Solar Panel Generator, Hydraulic Crane, and
Hydraulic Lift effectively demonstrated scientific principles related to motion and energy. The
exhibition ignited scientific curiosity in students and provided them with a platform to
transform their ideas into practical applications through hands-on learning.
The exhibition provided students with an excellent platform to explore scientific concepts
through hands-on learning and practical application. It encouraged observation, creativity,
critical thinking, and teamwork while helping students connect classroom learning with reallife
situations. The event inspired curiosity and strengthened their confidence in presenting
ideas effectively.
Honourable Director Ma’am and Respected Principal Ma’am appreciated the remarkable
efforts of the teacher and participants and congratulated them on their innovative presentations.
The exhibition concluded on a successful note, motivating students to continue exploring,
experimenting, and developing a scientific temperament.
Suggestions by Honourable Director Ma’am and Respected Principal Ma’am
 Ensure that the ties and collars of all students are properly fixed and neat.
 Students were asked to showcase the experiments in the classroom for students.
 Ensure that children develop a clear understanding of their exhibits.
 Students were asked to discuss their experiments with parents and explain the
underlying scientific concepts to them.