Premier International School recently observed Science Week — a full week dedicated to the wonders of scientific discovery, experimentation, and innovation. Organized by the Science Department, the week-long event served as a dynamic platform for students across all grade levels to engage deeply with science beyond the regular classroom experience.
Each day of the week was packed with engaging and thought-provoking activities. The school buzzed with excitement as students participated in live experiments, science demonstrations, and interactive sessions that brought scientific concepts to life. From testing chemical reactions and building simple machines to exploring principles of physics and biology in real time, students experienced hands-on learning like never before.
Adding to the excitement were the Live Science Quizzes, where student teams competed to test their knowledge and speed in various branches of science. The competitions were intense, fun, and filled with valuable learning moments. Students cheered on their peers, reinforcing the spirit of healthy academic competition and teamwork.
Throughout the week, science took center stage in classrooms, hallways, and open spaces — with mini projects, model presentations, science-themed puzzles, and even debates that revolved around scientific innovation and real-world application. The energy and enthusiasm among students were a clear indication of their curiosity and growing interest in STEM fields.
To crown the week was the Science Exhibition (covered earlier in this series), where students presented fully-developed science projects to the school community, including parents and guests. This final event brought together all the skills and knowledge acquired during the week into tangible, creative, and solution-driven projects that inspired everyone who attended.
Science Week at Premier International School was more than just a school event; it was a celebration of critical thinking, discovery, and imagination. It reaffirmed the school’s commitment to nurturing future innovators and problem-solvers by making science not only accessible, but also exciting and deeply engaging.
