Kundapur: Scores of students exhibit skills at GVNS science expo


Yahya Hallare
Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur

Kundapur, Sep 13: Hundreds of students gathered at Green Valley National School (GVNS), Shiroor here on Saturday September 13 to showcase their skills at the day-long science exhibition hosted by the School.

 

Syed Abdul Khader, president and managing trustee, GVNS inaugurated the exhibition. In his address, he called upon the teachers and parents to inspire students to study science and take up research.

He said that the exhibition was impressive and lauded the students for taking keen interest in preparing various science models. He also congratulated the staff and the students for their dedication and commitment in bringing their talents to the fore.

Around 600 students from class one to twelve participated in the exhibition. The winners will be declared department-wise. There were models related to Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computers, under the Iinternational School Project of the British Council. Around 20 schools from Shiroor, Byndoor and Bhatkal came to see the exibition.

Chief civil engineer from Mangalore P Raja, Khalid Saheb, Rafeeq Sadique, K M Jafar, Syed Jafar, M D Hussain and Whilhelmina Mathew were present on the dais. John Mathew, Principal of the institution, delivered the introductory address and welcomed the gathering.

Ruknuddin Hussain, head boy and Jasmeen, head girl of the school were the masters of ceremony for the programme.

There were a large number of educational and scientific projects and exhibits of a very high level which were informative.

A fancy dress was also held on the occasion in which tiny tots dressed in colourful attires participated with great enthusiasm and won hearts.

  

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  • riyuak47, shiroor

    Mon, Sep 15 2014

    I hope Insha allah there is no doubt in future GVNS will produce more scientist, Doctors, Eng etc.,

    Special Congratulation and appreciation to MR.A.K.Bashu for conducting such a grand expo.

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  • Tousif Ansari, Dubai

    Sun, Sep 14 2014

    Good to see the man behind the scenes and the person responsible for the smoothest possible operation of GVNS present in person to grace the occasion. In Sha Allah GVNS has no looking back as the younger generation and youth of Shiroor have now accepted this institution as theirs. Fortunate enough for Shiroor and its resident that we now have a landmark to use as an identity wherever needed. I wish GVNS nothing but the very best in all its future endeavours..

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  • ASHRAF SULLIA, SHIRURU/DUBAI

    Sun, Sep 14 2014

    CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MANAGEMENT,STAFF AND THE STUDENTS OF GVNS. NICE TO SEE THE PROGRAMME

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  • Rajesh Vas, Mangalore

    Sun, Sep 14 2014

    A child may be gifted with the potential to develop advanced skills in many areas, but will become talented in those areas that are available to him or her. Early identification of a child's talent may mean that the child has access to more support to develop skills in many areas, so that the child can find interests that will bring him or her great pleasure. GVNS is doing a great service to the society by tapping the talent of these young scientists and moulding them to be the pride of India's future. The management , staff and the vision of the President and Managing trustee Shri Syed Abdul Khader Sir deserves congratulations and appreciation for conducting such type of exhibitions. Congratulations boys and girls.....!Well done...

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  • Mohammed Ilyas, byndoor/Dubai.U.A.E

    Sat, Sep 13 2014

    Talented Exposure by Students by the guidance of Teacher's.Keep it up.,

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