The spirit of innovation was alive and buzzing in Nagpur on December 9th, 2025, as 35 schools from across the city gathered at C.P. & Berar High School for a grand Interschool STEM Competition. The event provided a platform for students to showcase their technical prowess, creativity, and problem-solving abilities through a variety of unique projects.
We are thrilled to announce that the host school, C.P. & Berar High School, secured the prestigious 2nd Prize among 35 outstanding entries. The winning student team was honored with a cash prize of ₹1,000 and a trophy, celebrating their hard work and dedication to STEM excellence.
The Power of Competition
Interschool competitions are vital for student growth. They push young minds to think beyond the classroom, applying theoretical concepts to real-world challenges under time constraints.
- Healthy Rivalry: Competing with peers from other schools inspires students to elevate their standards.
- Peer Learning: Students gain exposure to diverse ideas and approaches by observing projects from other teams.
- Recognition: Awards and public recognition boost student morale and encourage them to pursue further studies in science and technology.
About Robo Siksha Kendra
Robo Siksha Kendra (RSK) is an India STEM Foundation initiative designed to establish STEM Tinkering Labs in schools. These labs provide students with hands-on learning opportunities in robotics, coding, and other STEM fields, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.
About India STEM Foundation
India STEM Foundation (ISF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to making STEM education accessible across India. By organizing competitions and establishing labs, ISF aims to create an ecosystem where innovation thrives and students are equipped with 21st-century skills.
Conclusion
We congratulate C.P. & Berar High School and all the participating teams for making this event a resounding success. Events like these are stepping stones for our future scientists and engineers, proving that when given the right platform, Indian students can compete with the best.
