Celebrating Scientific Curiosity and Innovation at Mayor World School
Mayor World School organised an engaging Inter-House Competition, “Plethora of Science Experiments,”on 30th October 2026. The science exploration provided the students with a vibrant platform to showcase their scientific temperament, creativity, critical thinking, and presentation skills, and witnessed enthusiastic participation, with young scientific minds presenting a diverse range of innovative experiments and thought-provoking demonstrations that brought scientific concepts to life.
The competition was conducted in two categories, with each house demonstrating scientific understanding, ingenuity, and teamwork. In Category I for Classes VI–VIII, Dickens House represented by Harshit Sachdev (VIII-B), Rawiya Jain (VII-A), and Aarnav Aggarwal (VI-C) secured the First Position, followed by Wordsworth House in Second Position. Keats House received Special Appreciation for its fascinating Lava Lamp Experiment, while Shakespeare House was commended for its impressive presentation on Sound Waves.
In Category II for Classes IX–XII, Wordsworth House including Hirdyansh Jain (IX-C), Krishiv Kapoor (X-C), and Aridaman Singh (XI-A), and Keats House, comprising Vanshika Dilawari (XI-A), Samaira Vij (X-A), and Peehu Sharma (IX-B), jointly secured the First Position. Dickens House claimed the Second Position and received Special Appreciation for its outstanding demonstration of Young’s Double-Slit Experiment, which illustrated the wave nature of light.
The event was presided over by the Vice Principal, Ms Charu Trehan, who appreciated the students’ inventiveness, scientific acumen, and innovative approach to experimentation.
The competition was adjudicated by two distinguished academicians: Dr Saloni Sharma, Associate Professor and Head, PG Department of Physics, Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, and Dr Narinderjit Kaur, Assistant Professor, PG Department of Chemistry, Kanya Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar. The judges appreciated the participants for their scientific acumen, originality, confidence, and ability to communicate complex scientific concepts with clarity and conviction.
The event concluded on an inspiring note, with the School Management congratulating all the winners and participants for their dedication, teamwork, and commendable efforts. The Department of Science was highly extolled for its inventive endeavours. The event reflected the School’s commitment to nurturing inquisitive minds and fostering a scientific outlook among its students.
