07/03/2025
JHCS Nagpur celebrated National Science Day with great enthusiasm on 28th February, commemorating the discovery of the Raman Effect by Sir C.V. Raman. The event aimed to ignite scientific curiosity among students and promote a spirit of inquiry and innovation.
Speech
A student from Grade 7 delivered an inspiring speech on the contribution of Indian scientists to the world. The speech underscored how scientific advancements have transformed various aspects of human life, from communication to healthcare.
Quiz
A thrilling Science Quiz was organized for students of grades 1 to 10 Divided i. The rapid-fire round added excitement, with students showcasing their knowledge and quick thinking.
Song on Science – Grade 1 Performance
Students of Grade 1 presented a melodious and engaging science-themed song. The song celebrated curiosity, innovation, and the wonders of science, making the audience appreciate the role of science in everyday life.
Model Exhibition and Presentations
Students from all classes displayed their creative and innovative science models on various topics, including:
Grade 2 – Pollution.
Grade 3- Mini cooler, Parts of a plant and Excretory system.
Grade 4 - Types of teeth.
Grade 5- Solar system
Grade 6 – Water cycle
Grade 7 – Rain water harvesting, Reproduction of plants and Water cycle.
Grade 9 - Pollution and Circulatory system .
Each group explained their models with enthusiasm, demonstrating their understanding of scientific concepts. The presentations highlighted sustainable solutions to real-world problems, promoting the idea of "Science for a Better Future."
Vote of Thanks
The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by a teacher, expressing gratitude to the Principal, teachers, students, and all participants for making the celebration a success. The efforts of the students in preparing models and presentations were appreciated, along with the encouragement and support from teachers.
The National Science Day celebration at JHCS Nagpur was a grand success, leaving students inspired to explore and innovate in the field of science