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Wonders of nature
The exhibition was a feast to eyes and drew people across the city; students participated with utmost enthusiasm and explained about their exhibits with flair. The major attractions were the preprimary exhibits ‘Anusmriti- cherished recollections and ‘Rangamandapa’.Â
Secunderabad Public School’s its annual exhibition ‘Naisargika- Back to Nature’ was a treat for nature-lovers. Held at its premises over the weekend, the exhibition was on inaugurated by correspondent of the school P Madhusudhan Rao.
The exhibition was a feast to eyes and drew people across the city; students participated with utmost enthusiasm and explained about their exhibits with flair. The major attractions were the preprimary exhibits ‘Anusmriti- cherished recollections and ‘Rangamandapa’.
The senior classes had a range of exhibits from adulterated food to different crops. Students also displayed the benefits of ayurveda and how one can stay fit with simple alternate therapies like acupressure, aroma and colour therapy.
“The exhibits depicted the finesse of their understanding regarding how important it is for them and all to keep the nature in good humour as we have borrowed it from our children and we need to preserve it for posterity,” said Rao.Director Shilpa Ravi, Academic Director MM Augustine and principal J Sujata were present.
