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Inter-School Science Fest on October 31

St. Joseph’s Central School, Vijayanagar, in Mysuru will organise the Inter-School Science Fest 2026 on its premise on October 31.

Around 300 students from over 20 schools will showcase their scientific knowledge, creativity and innovative ideas at the fest. Event will feature two competitions — the Science Working Model Competition and the Science Quiz Competition — in junior and senior categories. Trophies and certificates will be presented to recognise outstanding performances, while the prestigious Overall Championship Trophy will be awarded to the best-performing school.

Distinguished scientists will participate in the programme, which aims to nurture scientific temper among students, foster creativity and enhance their understanding of scientific concepts.

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