Science takes centre stage at inter-house quiz

Recently, Apeejay School, Noida, echoed with excitement and enthusiasm as students from Classes VI to VIII came together for the much-anticipated Inter-house Science Quiz Competition. Held in the school auditorium, the event aimed to cultivate scientific thinking and encourage healthy competition among young learners.

The competition witnessed spirited participation from the four school houses — Gandhi, Radhakrishnan, Nehru, and Tagore. With banners waving and minds alert, students represented their houses with zeal, bringing forth a display of sharp intellect, fast thinking, and collaborative effort.

From rapid-fire rounds to thought-provoking questions, the quiz tested participants on a range of scientific concepts. Whether it was about everyday science or emerging innovations, the students answered with confidence and clarity, often impressing the audience with their depth of knowledge.

At the end of an exciting and closely contested event, Gandhi House emerged as the winner, securing the first position with an impressive performance. A tie for the second position followed, shared by Radhakrishnan House and Nehru House, both of whom showed great team coordination and scientific understanding. Tagore House secured the third position, displaying commendable effort and sportsmanship.

Applause for the champions of curiosity

The school Principal lauded the students for their commendable participation and applauded the event organisers for creating such an enriching platform. It was heartening to see the students display not just their academic prowess but also their enthusiasm for science and teamwork.

The competition did more than just reward winners. It promoted a spirit of inquiry, inspired curiosity, and boosted confidence among the participants. Events like these are a testimony to the school’s commitment to holistic learning — one that extends beyond the textbook.

The Inter-House Science Quiz Competition stands as a shining example of how academic activities can be both fun and educational. As students left the auditorium, heads held high and minds buzzing with ideas, one thing was clear — the future of science is in very capable hands.