India Club organized Science, Technology and Culture Exhibition at Harvey Lowe Pavilion, Castle Hill in collaboration with empowering groups and people.
Various kids project along with art woks were on display. Bandana Cultural School, Sydney (BCS) also celebrated its annual Day 2022 alongside the exhibition. Students of Bandana Cultural School performed the real-time science experiments as a co-host under the Science and Technology program.
The Science experiments, art work display and on-stage performances by the children school from multicultural backgrounds attracted attention of the participants.
Dr Tanima Banerjee, was felicitated by Multicultural Minister Mark Coure MP for securing gold medal third time in a row in the teachers’ category, for her artwork in an International Competition.
The students of BCS also got Gold, Silver medals and certificates under their respective categories and were felicitated by the Mayor of the Hills, Peter Gangemi. Emeritus Mayor Dr Michelle Byrne awarded certificates to the students for their Art Work at the separate section displaying Art exhibition at the event.
Councillor Blacktown Moninder Singh awarded the certificates for Science Exhibits encouraging young scientists.
Rajiv Chaudhry of HiTek displayed his acumen in Artificial Intelligence, and Robotics in Technology Section and his contribution in organising food and beverages added fun for the children.
Subha Kumar, President India Club while sharing her thoughts said, We are so delighted to host this event and to send the message out that science and culture are interconnected. It is a pleasure to see so many creative kids and their creative sides in science, technology and culture.”
The program was very well presented by Master of Ceremonies Mona Grover, Jaya and Dr YP Chawla.
Dr Tosin Famakinwa from UWS, Dr Nabin Sharma from UTS & Balu MV from Robo School also spoke at the event and shared their expertise with kids.
