Class 3 visits the National Science Centre

 “Science and everyday life cannot and should not be separated.”  Rosalind Franklin

On 20th August 2025, the enthusiastic students of class 3, embarked on a thrilling educational journey to the National Science Centre. The much-awaited excursion was meticulously planned to ignite the young imaginations, nurture curiosity, and open the doors to the awe-inspiring world of science.

As they arrived at the venue, the children were swept into a world of wonder as they explored a series of captivating galleries. They gazed in amazement at exhibits showcasing “Water – The Elixir of Life”, unravelled the mysteries of the Indus Valley Civilisation, and marvelled at interactive models that revealed the inner workings of the human body. Each gallery transformed learning into a lively adventure, seamlessly blending knowledge with real-life applications.

The excitement soared when the students immersed themselves in the spectacular 3D Jungle Safari Science Show. With the aid of specially designed polarised spectacles, lifelike animals seemed to leap out of the screen, leaving the children wide-eyed with awe and wonder. This surreal experience transported them to a magical realm where science met imagination.

The highlight of the day was the ever-popular Fun Science Gallery. Here, laughter and learning blended beautifully as pupils experimented with hands'-on models, solved intriguing scientific puzzles, and were spellbound by dazzling mirror illusions. Every corner offered a discovery, turning complex ideas into playful and unforgettable experiences.

The visit culminated in a heartfelt reflection session, where students enthusiastically shared their observations, voiced their curiosity, and expressed the joy of newfound knowledge. The day left them not only better informed but also more inspired to question, explore, and dream.

This unforgettable trip to the National Science Centre will shine as a milestone in their learning journey—a day when science was not confined to books but came alive in a most spectacular way.