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STS World School, Rurka Kalan

Students of classes III to XII are celebrating Science Week under the guidance of Gagan Bhatti on the school premises. Day 1 was dedicated to “The evolution of science and STEM”. Students embarked on a fascinating journey through the history...

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Rurka Kalan, Updated At : 12:27 PM Oct 11, 2024 IST

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Students of classes III to XII are celebrating Science Week under the guidance of Gagan Bhatti on the school premises. Day 1 was dedicated to “The evolution of science and STEM”. Students embarked on a fascinating journey through the history of science and STEM. The educators showed a video for the introduction of STEM and also highlighted the latest advancements of STEM. The educators had also guided the students about Microsoft STEM courses and resources. Students learnt about the various valuable advancements. Principal Prabhjot Gill motivated the students to participate in these kind of activities to gain knowledge and to explore new advancements.

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