Unity International School

Our students did a Solar Robotics activity.

They had a short discussion about solar energy, how solar panels convert sunlight into electricity & how motors help robotic projects move.

Students then assembled different parts of the robotics kits step by step. Each student got a chance to practice and build their own project.

Overall it was a very good hands-on learning experience that helped students understand real-life applications of science and technology.

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Our elementary students working on a solar robotics activity.

Our little technicians assembled different parts of the robotics kits step by step. Each student got a chance to practice and build their own project.

It was a hands-on learning experience that helped students understand real-life applications of science and technology.

Our Grade 2 and Grade 4 students joined forces for a vibrant celebration of Punjab’s rich culinary heritage. While our Grade 2 team mastered the art of kneading dough and rolling out classic wheat chapatis to pair with spicy chutney, the Grade 4 students explored cultural diversity by preparing traditional Makai ki Roti and fresh, frothy lassi. Working as one big team, the students practiced ancient techniques from the rhythmic churning of the lassi pot to the careful flip of the roti on the tawa. The highlight of the day was the spirit of service, as both grades came together to proudly serve their handmade traditional feast to their teachers, proving that teamwork truly makes the meal more delicious!

From tiny seeds to golden harvest
our Grade 2 learners experiencing the joy of “Seed to Feed” 🌾

During the harvesting stage of the Seed to Feed project, Grade 2 students engaged in a hands-on learning experience by observing and harvesting fully grown wheat crops. The students carefully examined the dry, golden plants, identified the grain heads, and participated in plucking and collecting the crop. They explored the texture of the wheat, understood how crops change from green to dry when ready for harvest, and learned the importance of patience and care throughout the growing process.
This activity provided a meaningful connection between classroom learning and real-life experiences. Students worked collaboratively, showed curiosity, and developed a sense of appreciation for farmers and Allah’s blessings in providing food.

Our Grade 7b students are diving into the world of web development. By building their own webpage calculators from scratch, they aren't just learning HTML tags, forms, and input fields, they are sharpening their logic and problem-solving skills, one button at a time.

It is incredible to see their classroom concepts transform into real, practical creativity!

Students of Grade 3 beautifully presented a short play on the theme of the Ant Community. Through creative dialogues and actions, they delivered meaningful messages within 35 seconds about teamwork, responsibility, planning, and cooperation.

In the play, the Queen Ant entered and asked the worker ants what they were doing. One group explained that they were storing food, another shared that they were preparing for rainy days, while the third group said they were building tunnels for the colony. The Queen Ant appreciated their efforts and reminded everyone that ants are hardworking, organized, and always help one another.

The presentation concluded with all the ants proudly saying:

“We care, we share, we protect each other.”

The activity was both educational and enjoyable, helping students learn the importance of unity, teamwork, and preparedness in daily life.