In the exhibition, students from Grade six to 10 had showcased their scientific inventions such as robots, electric trains, and flood and earthquake alarms, among others.
Similarly, the other attractions of the event were calculating geometrical theorems, working out formulas of algebra through various means and creating English calendar. There were 30 science stalls and 15 math stalls.
As many as 45 drawings sketched by students of Model school were showcased in the exhibition.
Over 4, 500 people including students, parents and teachers were present in the exhibition.
The program was inaugurated by PABSON, Kathmandu Chairman Hari Krishna Shrestha while Prof. Dr. Rameshwar Adhikari, executive director of RECAST, TU, was the chief guest of the event.
Speaking at the program, Dilliram Dhungel, the principal of Nepal Model School, said that the school has been regularly conducting such programs for quality education.
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