Tiny scientist's fair at Methodist

Sudhir Adhikary, third from left and Sohana Tabassum, second from left, visit student projects of the science fair at Methodist English Medium School

At the fair students at large gave their textual scientific knowledge experimented in the school's science laboratory guided by the teachers. Students from each class put in their effort in making individual and group projects. Students from Standard 2-9 presented the projects in their classrooms.

Characteristically the programme encouraged the tiny tots to invent and exhibit projects like Windmill, Periscope, Arsenic Remover, Rocket Power, Microscope, Nitrogen Cycle of Life, Stick the Super Computer, Burglar Alarm etc.

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In their earnest obsession and with the care of the teachers, the event branded these small wonders in the real recognition and made them true champions in their toiling effort. Three judges did a prestigious job of judging and selecting the best performances. Sudhir Adhikary, a scientist, Sohana Tabassum, YLC of the British Council and Nafid Imran Ahmed, IT Strategist and IT Page In-charge of The Daily Star assisted by the Principal Richard Tapas Adhikary were among the panel of judges. MEMS Board of BMCT also gave its guidance and was present on the occasion.