At the School of Creative Learning, we believe that education isn’t just about textbooks—it’s about the spark of an idea that can change the world. This month, our campus was buzzing with that very energy as we concluded our 15-day grand creative festival, ‘Srijanotsav’, with a spectacular finale titled ‘Innofest’. The event was a vibrant celebration of technology, talent, and the relentless pursuit of solutions for a better tomorrow.
Celebrating Our ‘Inspire Award’ Winners
The highlight of the ceremony was the felicitation of three of our brightest stars. We are incredibly proud to announce that the Government of India has selected three of our students for the prestigious ‘Inspire Award’. Each student received a grant of ₹10,000 to further their innovative research:
- Riya Kumari (Class 9)
- Naitik Kumar (Class 8)
- Suraj Kumar (Class 10)
Their achievement is a testament to the culture of curiosity we strive to build every day.
Where Tradition Meets Technology
The inauguration of the event itself was a masterclass in innovation. Instead of a traditional lamp-lighting, the program was formally opened using an ‘Innovative Robotic Lamp’. Developed by our students in the Atal Tinkering Lab (ATL) with fire safety in mind, this robot serves as a perfect symbol of how technology can modernize tradition while solving safety concerns.
“Technology should be harnessed to create tools that solve the day-to-day problems of the common man. ‘Innofest’ is a true celebration of innovation.”
— Sri Vijoy Prakash, President of APCL & Chief Guest
A Hub of Creativity: The Atal Tinkering Lab
Our Principal, Dr. Mridula Prakash, highlighted that the day was dedicated to Science, Technology, Robotics, and innovative modeling. Our school has been recognized as the ‘ATL of the Month’ dozens of times by NITI Aayog, and the ‘Innofest’ exhibition showed exactly why.
Visitors were enthralled by:
• Robotic Models: From automation to safety gadgets.
• Tech-based Games: Designed and coded by students.
• Nature in Focus: In a heartwarming display, our primary students, guided by their teacher Rinki, performed dressed as elements of nature, reminding us that innovation must always walk hand-in-hand with environmental consciousness.
The Road Ahead
As the event concluded—gracefully anchored by our very own Riya Kumari—one message rang clear: Innovation is an indispensable part of our lives. We want to extend a huge thank you to Mr. Pradyumna Kumar (Science Teacher) and Mr. Arvind Singh (ATL In-charge) for their tireless mentorship. To our students: keep questioning, keep building, and keep solving. The world is waiting for your next big idea!