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Guru Nanak Public School Students Shine at National Science Congress

Students from Guru Nanak Public School in Dalhousie have made their mark at the National Children’s Science Congress, winning multiple awards including four first places. The school's commitment to fostering scientific curiosity and innovation is evident in their students' remarkable achievements. Principal Navdeep Bhandari praised the hard work of both students and teachers, highlighting the importance of perseverance in their success. This event not only showcases academic excellence but also encourages students to shine in national competitions. Discover more about their inspiring journey and accomplishments.
 

Outstanding Achievements at the National Children’s Science Congress


Subhash Mahajan
Dalhousie
Students from Guru Nanak Public School (GNPS) in Dalhousie showcased remarkable talent at the National Children’s Science Congress, earning prestigious accolades in various categories and enhancing the school's reputation.


During the second day of announcements, GNPS students achieved four First Positions and one Third Position:



  • First Place in Senior Secondary Science Activity: Manit Minhas

  • First Place in Senior Science Activity: Sarthak Sharma

  • First Place in Senior Innovative Science Model: Ojas and Abhinandan

  • First Place in Junior Innovative Science Model: Rishabh and Aarav

  • Third Place in Junior Science Quiz: Ishana and Rajveer


The Principal of the school, Navdeep Bhandari, along with the management and faculty, expressed their pride in the students' accomplishments, emphasizing that this success is a reflection of the dedication and effort put forth by both students and educators. “This achievement highlights the determination of our students and the support from our teachers. We take pride in their success and believe they will continue to thrive,” he remarked.


GNPS Dalhousie remains committed to fostering scientific inquiry and promoting innovation among its students, ensuring they excel not just academically but also in national competitions.