Our school proudly celebrated the International Day of Women and Girls in Science with an engaging and inquiry-based program that honored women who left an indelible mark on humanity through their scientific contributions.

The celebration combined creativity, problem-solving, and research, giving students the opportunity to explore science from multiple perspectives. Senior students organized an experimental show, demonstrating some of the most significant scientific discoveries, while juniors observed with curiosity and asked thoughtful, insightful questions.

Additionally, younger students engaged in research and essay writing, deepening their understanding of women’s contributions to science. One student even presented their work as a reportage, highlighting communication, analytical, and critical thinking skills.

Profile Attributes Developed:

• Inquirers
  
• Thinkers
  
• Communicators
  
• Principled