For the first time the children of government school of Bihar will go to Japan, 6 child scientists selected

Six Child Scientists from Bihar Government Schools Selected for Sakura Science Exchange Program

Six child scientists studying in government schools of Bihar have been selected for the Sakura Science Exchange Program. This program aims to provide an opportunity for students to visit Japan and learn from their scientific advancements. The selected students are from class 11th and 12th of different higher secondary schools. This is the first time that children from government schools in Bihar are participating in this program.

Letter Issued by Bihar Education Project Council

The Bihar Education Project Council has issued a letter stating the selection of six students from Bihar for the Sakura Science Exchange Program in collaboration with Japan Science and Technology. These students are from government schools and include students from Patna Collegiate School, Islamia High School Shekhpura, Mahadev High School Khusruppur, TS College Hisua, and Project Girls Inter School Rajauli.

Winners at National Science Competitions

All the selected students have been winners in various science competitions at the national level. Nirjala Kumari, one of the selected students, secured a place in the top 10 of the Inspire Award with her automatic sieve invention. Muskaan Kumari, another selected student, created a model of an automatic drainage system and ranked in the top five in Inspire. The Sakura Science Exchange Program aims to introduce selected students to the activities of Sakura Science Club for one month, allowing them to learn and gain valuable insights.

• 60 child scientists from across the country have been selected for the Sakura Science Exchange Program.
• 6 child scientists studying in government schools of Bihar have been selected.
• All selected students are from class 11th and 12th.
• These students will be taken to Japan in December.
• Children from government schools in Bihar are participating in this program for the first time.

Overall, the selection of these six child scientists from Bihar government schools for the Sakura Science Exchange Program is a significant achievement. It not only highlights the talent and potential of these students but also showcases the progress in the education system of Bihar.