MARIA'S PUBLIC SCHOOL

UNDER MARIA'S PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL TRUST

A Senior Secondary School affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education

Two-Year Review of Maria's Public-School ATL Activities

Maria’s Public School has embarked on a transformative journey over the past two years, leveraging its Atal Tinkering Lab (ATL) to foster innovation, creativity, and community engagement among its students. Through a collaborative effort between teachers and students, the school has organized a series of amazing workshops, spearheaded innovative projects, actively participated in community services, and achieved remarkable success in regional and national ATL marathons

Amazing Workshops by Teachers and Students:

The faculty and students of Maria’s Public School have joined forces to organize a diverse array of workshops that cater to various interests and skill levels. From introductory sessions on coding and robotics to advanced workshops on machine learning and 3D printing, these events have provided students with hands-on experiences and invaluable exposure to emerging technologies. Led by passionate teachers and driven by student curiosity, these workshops have served as catalysts for creativity and exploration.

The teacher’s workshop was conducted on 30th April 2023, by the four AIoT Master Trainers of Maria’s Public School
1. Kedaarshree Phukan

2. Aparna Kannikar

3. Chayanika Kalita

4. Biswajit Acharjee

They gave a brief introduction to ATL and AIOT. Participants were teachers from primary, middle, and higher secondary branch.

AIoT Students workshop The AIOT workshop for students, conducted by the Master Trainer, provided a concise yet comprehensive introduction to the convergence of Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things. Participants explored core concepts and engaged in hands-on activities, empowering them with foundational skills for future innovation in AIOT technologies.

Maria’s Public School’s ATL (Atal Tinkering Lab) has been a hub of innovation and creativity over the years. Through a series of workshops, students have delved into various realms of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). These workshops have encompassed topics ranging from robotics and coding to sustainable energy solutions, fostering a culture of hands-on learning and problem-solving.

The projects undertaken within the lab have been diverse and impactful. Students have explored the realms of biotechnology, designing prototypes for sustainable agriculture, and addressing environmental challenges. Through collaborative efforts, they have conceptualized and executed projects that tackle real-world problems, emphasizing the importance of innovation in addressing contemporary issues.

Furthermore, students’ projects within the ATL have showcased their ingenuity and passion for innovation. From developing smart devices to aid differently-abled individuals to creating apps for community welfare, the projects have demonstrated the students’ commitment to using technology for the betterment of society. These initiatives not only nurture students’ technical skills but also instill in them a sense of social responsibility and entrepreneurship.