Mount Carmel Central School celebrates ATL community day with innovation


Media Release

Mangaluru, Mar 31: Mount Carmel Central School, Mangaluru, celebrated ATL Community Day with great enthusiasm and intellectual vibrancy on Tuesday, March 31. The event featured a series of educative sessions and engaging activities, organised under the guidance of administrator Sr Carissima, with the active involvement of the Mathematics and Science faculty.

The inaugural function was graced by the chief guest, P C Vijay Ganesh, assistant professor at St Joseph’s Engineering College, Mangaluru, along with principal Sr Melissa, administrator Sr Carissima, and vice principal Sr Teena.

A unique inauguration marked the opening of the event, as the chief guest operated a Bluetooth-controlled car to unveil the ATL Day portrait, symbolising innovation in action.

The programme continued with a solemn prayer song rendered by the school choir, setting a reflective and serene tone for the day. The gathering was formally welcomed by Sudhamshu K and Aadya Mahesh, followed by a vibrant welcome dance that added charm to the occasion.

One of the early highlights was a captivating volcano eruption experiment using baking soda and acetic acid, demonstrated by Grade XII students Poorna Adarsha and Ayaan Khan, along with participants.

In his address, Vijay Ganesh emphasised the importance of innovation in everyday life. He encouraged students to develop simple yet effective solutions to common problems and shared an insightful example of embedding sensor chips in everyday objects, such as umbrellas, to detect silent heart attacks in elderly individuals.

Administrator Sr Carissima, in her address, appreciated the innovative ideas presented and highlighted the role of the Atal Tinkering Lab (ATL) in nurturing creativity and scientific thinking among students.

The inaugural session concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Pranav K while Shanel and Kynon Leeroy compered the programme with poise, reflecting the spirit of innovation, collaboration and creativity.

Following the inaugural ceremony, participants visited the school’s Atal Tinkering Lab, where interactive sessions were conducted by Grade X ATL students. Grade IX students showcased innovative models, including an automated smart parking system and a Ghat safety mobile application.

Demonstrations of drones, Bluetooth-controlled cars, the Dino game, pulse sensors, and Bluetooth relay control systems further enriched the experience. A major attraction of the event was the demonstration of a DIY vacuum cleaner by senior students, offering practical insights into its functioning and leaving the audience impressed.

The event concluded with a valedictory ceremony, compered by Kristen Aloysius and Shaunna D’sa. The chief guest for the valedictory session, Tr Princita Dantis was welcomed by Eva Nicole Fernandes.

In her address, Tr Dantis emphasised the importance of curiosity and encouraged students to cultivate the habit of questioning.

Certificates were distributed to the winners by vice principal Sr Teena, chief guest Tr Princita Dantis, Tr Vidya and Sir Ajay Pais. The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks proposed by Chelsia Castelino.

The ATL Community Day proved to be a grand success, fostering innovation, creativity and scientific temper among students, while providing a vibrant platform to showcase their talents and ideas to the community.

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