The Science Department organized a comprehensive Awareness Campaign Programme on 7th April to mark the occasion of World Health Day, aiming to promote health consciousness, hygiene practices, and scientific awareness among students and teachers.As part of the campaign, an informative PPT presentation was prepared by the students of Class XII (Biology) and presented to students of Classes V to IX during the fourth period in their respective sections under the guidance of the concerned teachers. Additionally, three sstudents of Class XII A — Shivam Gupta, Anushka Singh, and Rajshree Gupta — delivered a special PPT presentation for the teachers, spreading awareness about health-related issues and the importance of scientific approaches in maintaining well-being.To actively engage students, a painting competition was organized for Classes IV and V on the theme “Fight Germs, Stay Strong.” Students participated enthusiastically and showcased their understanding of cleanliness and healthy habits through creative expressions. A photography competition was also conducted for Classes VI to IX on the topic “Together for Health, Stand with Science,” encouraging students to capture moments that reflect the role of science in promoting health.The campaign was further strengthened by an inspiring speech delivered during the morning assembly by Samriddhi and Shalvi of Class XII A (Biology), highlighting the significance of World Health Day and the importance of adopting a healthy lifestyle.Overall, the Awareness Campaign Programme proved to be highly effective in educating students and teachers about health, hygiene, and sustainability. It successfully fostered a sense of responsibility and encouraged participants to adopt healthier and more conscious practices in their daily lives.

A Teachers’ Training Workshop on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics was conducted under the Teiki Uolo initiative to equip educators with knowledge and skills related to emerging technologies. The session was led by Resource Person Mr. Anurag Srivastava and Speaker Mr. Shubham Goel.The primary objective of the workshop was to familiarize teachers with the fundamentals of AI and robotics and to explore their integration into the teaching-learning process. Mr. Anurag Srivastava provided insights into Artificial Intelligence, covering key concepts such as machine learning, automation, and the role of AI in education. He emphasized how AI tools can support personalized learning, assessment, and classroom management.Mr. Shubham Goel focused on the practical aspects of robotics, explaining its components, functioning, and applications across various fields such as education, healthcare, and industry. He also demonstrated how robotics activities can be incorporated into classrooms to enhance students’ critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills.The workshop was interactive and engaging, encouraging teachers to participate actively through discussions and queries. It provided valuable exposure to innovative teaching methodologies and digital tools, enabling educators to adapt to the evolving educational landscape.Overall, the training session was highly beneficial and enriching. It empowered teachers with the knowledge and confidence to integrate AI and robotics into their teaching practices, thereby preparing students for future technological advancements.

An Awareness and Capacity Building Workshop was organized by W.H. Smith Memorial School, Varanasi, on the theme “Solid Waste Management – Waste to Green Energy Circular Economy.” The workshop aimed to promote environmental awareness among students by encouraging sustainable practices and introducing innovative solutions for effective waste management. With the guiding message “Learn Act Sustain,” the program emphasized understanding environmental issues, taking responsible actions, and ensuring long-term sustainability. It was held on 11th April 2026 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon at Cecilia Rose Hall within the school campus. The event featured Mr. Piyush Pandey, Founder and Director of VRPL Mission, Varanasi, as the guest speaker, who shared valuable insights on waste management and green energy solutions, while Dr. Anita Pauline Dey, the Principal, mentored and guided the initiative. The workshop played a significant role in developing environmental responsibility among students, promoting the principles of reduce, reuse, and recycle, and inspiring them to think creatively about real-world environmental challenges. Overall, it proved to be a meaningful and impactful initiative towards building awareness and encouraging a sustainable future.