SCI-PI EXHIBITION- REPORT

Hiranandani Foundation School International

ACTIVITY/COMPETITION:

Date: 01/12/23
Venue: Art Room
Aim: To inspire and educate students about sustainable living, technological advancements, and the integration of artificial intelligence in life sciences, fostering a passion for science.
Category: Science
Report

HFSI recently hosted a science exhibition cum Inter House Sci-Pi Competition, and it was all about making the world a better place. Students from grades 6th and 7th did amazing projects to show how we can live in a way that's good for the planet and how we can use smart technology to solve day to day problems. All four hoses presented their best initiatives on the issue of sustainable living and the use of Artificial Intelligence in smart living and improving the future and present. There were exhibits created by students in grades VI and VII who were not involved in the inter-house competition. Projects for a Greener World: We had projects that taught us how to take care of our Earth, like using the sun for energy and finding clever ways to reduce waste. It was very cool to see how we can all do little things to help the environment.

High-Tech Solutions: Some projects were like looking into the future! We saw gadgets that use technology to save energy, help farmers grow food better, and even make cars more eco-friendly. It was like stepping into a world of tomorrow!

Smart Science with Computers: Guess what? Computers can be super smart in helping doctors, keeping our environment safe, and studying living things. Learners learned how artificial intelligence (AI) works and how it's making a big difference in people’s lives.
Fun Learning Activities: It wasn't just about looking at stuff — Learners got to try things too! There were workshops where they built our own mini cities and learned how to make them eco-friendly. This exhibition was like a big adventure into the world of science and making our planet better. Learners learned so much about living in a way that's good for the Earth and how technology and science can make future brighter.
A huge shout-out to everyone who made this exhibition awesome — teachers, students, and organizers.

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