The school’s annual exhibition transformed the Majorie hall into a lively fusion of crafts like handmade jewellery, artwork, and interactive learning. Handmade ornaments, woven pieces, and tasty pastries lined the tables each showcasing the patience and creativity of the pupils.
Parents and guardians were equally impressed by the science experiments and the pupils’ presentations on historical explorers. These ranged from showing how some body organs like the heart and skin work. Adding an adventurous twist, pupils also used a large interactive globe to trace the daring journeys of explorers like John Speke and Vasco da Gama. With eager voices and confident explanations, they spun the globe to highlight routes across oceans and continents, turning history into a lively storytelling moment. The mix of art, science, and global exploration made the exhibition both inspiring and unforgettable.
