BENGALURU: Two teams from Government Higher Primary School, Haaragadde, Anekkal, and Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat Government Higher Primary School – Katipalla, won the second edition of the annual Science quiz organized by Syngene International Ltd, an integrated research, development, and manufacturing services organization.
Happy Kumari, Nikitha A, Likitha S from Government Higher Primary School, Haaragadde, and Sharoon Bilal Hasan, Govinda Raj, Bharathi Muttappa Ari from Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat Government Higher Primary School – Katipalla were declared winners.
The quiz covered 125 schools in Bangalore and Dakshina Kannada and was implemented in collaboration with Agastya International Foundation and Biocon Foundation. The quiz aimed to provide students in government schools with an equal opportunity to engage in science education.
A comprehensive question bank with interactive science questions based on real-life situations and appropriate to the curriculum was created. Schools were oriented about the initiative, and a 20-minute test with 20 questions in a multiple-choice format was conducted. The top three students from the participating school—one from class 6 and two from class were selected for the final round.
Govinda Raj, Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat Government Higher Primary School, Katipalla, said, “The science quiz has opened a new world of possibilities for me. It’s not just about winning a competition; it’s about discovering the joy of science and realizing that learning can be exciting. The hands-on experience and mentorship have fueled my curiosity, and I’m inspired to pursue a future in science, thanks to this incredible initiative.”
Reflecting on the program’s approach, Smt. Sumati, from Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat Government Higher Primary School, Parapaade, said, “It goes beyond textbooks and classrooms, creating an environment where learning becomes an adventure. The quiz has not only enhanced their academic understanding but has also instilled critical thinking and problem-solving skills. It’s a testament to the power of experiential learning in shaping young minds.”
Launched in 2022 in Anekal, Karnataka, with 50 schools, the science quiz has expanded its reach this year, encompassing Anekal, Dakshin Karnataka, and Hyderabad.
Happy Kumari, Nikitha A, Likitha S from Government Higher Primary School, Haaragadde, and Sharoon Bilal Hasan, Govinda Raj, Bharathi Muttappa Ari from Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat Government Higher Primary School – Katipalla were declared winners.
The quiz covered 125 schools in Bangalore and Dakshina Kannada and was implemented in collaboration with Agastya International Foundation and Biocon Foundation. The quiz aimed to provide students in government schools with an equal opportunity to engage in science education.
A comprehensive question bank with interactive science questions based on real-life situations and appropriate to the curriculum was created. Schools were oriented about the initiative, and a 20-minute test with 20 questions in a multiple-choice format was conducted. The top three students from the participating school—one from class 6 and two from class were selected for the final round.
Govinda Raj, Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat Government Higher Primary School, Katipalla, said, “The science quiz has opened a new world of possibilities for me. It’s not just about winning a competition; it’s about discovering the joy of science and realizing that learning can be exciting. The hands-on experience and mentorship have fueled my curiosity, and I’m inspired to pursue a future in science, thanks to this incredible initiative.”
Reflecting on the program’s approach, Smt. Sumati, from Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat Government Higher Primary School, Parapaade, said, “It goes beyond textbooks and classrooms, creating an environment where learning becomes an adventure. The quiz has not only enhanced their academic understanding but has also instilled critical thinking and problem-solving skills. It’s a testament to the power of experiential learning in shaping young minds.”
Launched in 2022 in Anekal, Karnataka, with 50 schools, the science quiz has expanded its reach this year, encompassing Anekal, Dakshin Karnataka, and Hyderabad.
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