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EXHIBITION AT GULF INDIAN SCHOOL  

An Exhibition - 'The Saga of the Earth' was held at Gulf Indian School recently.  It was a venue where students from classes one to twelve were able to exhibit their awareness on burning environmental issues.  Their scientific skills & artistic talents were on display in the form of working models, still models, cut outs and informative charts which brought out the present day crisis, thereby sending home the message of conservation.
 
The exhibition was inaugurated by the Manager of the school, Mr. Sreekumar.  The theme, as the name suggested, showcased the different stages  of the earth starting with the evolution, going on to early civilization then developments and inventions ending in the present day scenario.  The students were seen keenly demonstrating the working of the exhibits.  Younger children were bubbling with enthusiasm as they explained their projects.   The student Council presented an eye opener regarding the present deteriorating condition of the earth and the dire consequences that can occur in future.  Through an audio-visual presentation the students were able to make the visitors aware of the need of the hour - conservation of the earth and its resources.
 
Some interesting and innovative exhibits included a solar energy powered house, a biogas plant, a refinery, rain water harvesting, vertical farming, horticulture, green house, wind mills etc.  The exhibition was well attended by parents and well wishers who left positive comments on the 'Tree of Hope' with promises to do something to save our planet. 

The teamwork by the students under the guidance of the teachers and the Principal  and the support of the parents were the determining factors in the success of the event.  The GIS family congratulates all the staff and students on this successful venture and extends its sincere gratitude to all those who contributed for the success of the exhibition.