The #KeamariSTEAMMuqablo brought together thousands of students and teachers from 35 government schools at the Government College of Technology, SITE Area, showcasing incredible creativity and innovation. Participants took on six challenges: Float Your Boat, Postcards from Keamari, Pakistan in 2100, Teachers' Game Design, Working Science Models, and Engineer a Musical Instrument. Using low-cost, locally available materials, they designed unique solutions that wowed everyone.

Highlights included vibrant musical instruments crafted from household items like steel bowls and wood, producing soothing melodies. Teachers created engaging educational games, such as a chemistry card game featuring the Periodic Table and visual math puzzles, making learning fun and interactive. Students impressed with their reimagined visions of Pakistan in 2100, presenting detailed illustrations and compelling arguments supported by well-thought-out presentations.

The judging panel, comprising experts from Reckitt, Habib University, Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture, and others, evaluated projects on creativity, execution, and impact. Winners stood out for their innovative use of AI and thoughtful material choices.

The event was a testament to months of hard work by Saima Farooqi, District Focal Person for STEAM in Keamari, and Sher Muhammad Jatoi, District Education Officer. Their dedication provided a platform for students and teachers to shine.

We were honored by the presence of esteemed guests, including government officials, educators, and leaders in education reform, who witnessed the transformative power of STEAM education firsthand. This event not only celebrated innovation but also inspired a generation to think creatively and solve problems using practical solutions.

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