The Annual Arts and Science Exhibition at Sacred Heart Girls School, Temple Road, Lahore, captivated viewers with a stunning display of creative and intelligent models, showcasing the hard work and ingenuity of the students.

Students Impress with Innovative Models

Students from classes two to seven participated in the exhibition, impressing visitors with their individual efforts to conceptualise and bring ideas to life through their models. Many students, particularly girls, focused on science projects, using everyday items like kitchen utensils and toys to craft their models.

Focus on Climate Change and Environmental Awareness

Reflecting current global concerns, many students focused on climate change, universal sciences, and the importance of protecting the planet. 

Class II-A, for instance, presented models on greenhouse farming, highlighting environmentally friendly practices for the future. 

A group of students, including Aamaya Kashif, Noor Fatima, Husna Habib, Huria Waqar, Hajira Muzammal, Mishal Najam Shahid, Ronal Amir, and Tehreem Fatima, showing their unique models to the spectators, shared their desire to safeguard the earth from harmful environmental impacts through their greenhouse and farming models.

Advanced Medical Science Models Steal the Show

Older students took on more advanced topics, with a focus on medical science. Their highly detailed models of human bodies, made from clay, were particularly impressive, showcasing the complexity of human anatomy in a way that was exceptional for students of their grade levels.