REFORMING
EDUCATION IN
HARYANA
At the National STEM Awards 2020 in Bengaluru, five schools from Haryana participated. GGSS School NIT 2, Faridabad, won ₹50,000 for first place in Engineering Tinkering and ₹25,000 as runner-up in the Model Competition. GGSS NIT 1 bagged ₹15,000 as second runner-up in the Tech Quiz. These wins highlight how hands-on learning fosters innovation and excellence among students.
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Ignite Curiosity with STEM
In February 2020, students displayed great talent in quizzes, tinkering, and model-making at the STEM Awards. Five Haryana schools took part in the National STEM Awards in Bengaluru. GGSS School NIT 2, Faridabad, won first place in Engineering Tinkering and was runner-up in the Model Competition. GGSS NIT 1 earned second runner-up in the Tech Quiz. These results show how practical learning and showcasing skills benefit students.
Innovating
Haryana’s Future
STEM Learning, with support from eight corporate partners, has installed Mini Science Centres in Gurugram’s government schools. Haryana, with a growing population of 2.54 crores and a literacy rate of 75.55%, benefits from STEM’s efforts to boost education. Schools report increased student attention and engagement, as interactive models spark curiosity and encourage peer learning without constant teacher intervention.
