Mannarkkad sub-district leads school science fair

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Archana M.P., a student of KH Higher Secondary School, Thotara, Krimpuzha, participating in clay modelling competition (HSS category) at Palakkad revenue district school science fair being held at Chittur on Tuesday. | Photo Credit: K.K. Mustafah

Mannarkkad sub-district was leading in the Palakkad revenue district school science festival being held at Chittur on Tuesday. Mannarkkad secured 538 points till Tuesday evening when Alathur sub-district was in the second position with 531 points. Ottapalam sub-district was in the third position with 483 points.

Among schools, BSS Gurukulam Higher Secondary School, Alathur, is first with 166 points, followed by Government Higher Secondary School, Pottassery, with 154 points and TRK Higher Secondary School, Vaniyamkulam, with 145 points.

Competitions are being held at three venues: Government Victoria Girls Higher Secondary School, Government Higher Secondary School, Vijayamatha Convent Higher Secondary School.

District Panchayat president S.B. Raju inaugurated the festival. Chittur-Thattamangalam municipal chairman R. Babu presided over the function.

Daya A. S., a student of Vijayamatha School, Chittur, taking part in plant grafting competition (HSS category) at Palakkad revenue district school science fair being held at Chittur on Tuesday. | Photo Credit: K.K. Mustafah

Deputy director of education T.M. Saleena Beevi hoisted the flag at Victoria Girls Higher Secondary School.

Around 2,000 students participated in the work experience, mathematics, IT and social science competitions on Tuesday.

On Wednesday, competitions including still model, local history writing, history seminar, teaching aid, number chart, geometrical chart, working model, science drama and IT mela will be held at the three venues.

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