“The exploration of space begins with curiosity, advances through scientific discovery, and culminates in possibilities that transcend the boundaries of human imagination.”
Recognising the boundless potential of scientific exploration and innovation, Bhartiya Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School, Sec-39, Chandigarh Road, Ludhiana, celebrated World Space Week from 4th to 10th October 2026 with remarkable enthusiasm and scientific fervour. A series of engaging and experiential activities was organised for students of Classes I to XI to nurture scientific temper, stimulate creativity and familiarise young learners with India's extraordinary achievements in space exploration.
Students of Classes I and II participated in an Astronaut Dress-Up and Role Play Activity, portraying astronauts, scientists and other space personalities. Students of Classes III to V explored the Solar System through an interactive Planet Walk, gaining insights into the fascinating world of planets and celestial bodies. Students of Classes VI and VII expressed their knowledge of space exploration and renowned scientists through speaking and writing activities, complemented by an informative documentary.
A special Space Quiz, conducted by Ms. Avneet and Ms. Richa, engaged students of Classes VIII and IX in an exciting exploration of space science. Students of Classes X and XI (Science) showcased their knowledge through concise presentations and informative posters on landmark ISRO missions, including Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan. Adding further insight to the celebration, Ms. Dolly delivered an informative speech highlighting India's achievements in space exploration and emphasising the importance of scientific curiosity and innovation.
Principal Mrs. Raju Kaushal applauded the enthusiastic participation and inquisitive spirit of the students. Emphasising the significance of scientific advancement, she remarked, “India has made the world proud through its remarkable achievements in space exploration. We aspire to inspire our students to think beyond boundaries, dream fearlessly and contribute meaningfully to the nation's scientific and technological progress.”