Winners during the Science Exhibition 2026 at Town Hall, Tuensang, on November 7. (Morung photo)
20 participants present models on ‘SustainaTech: Innovations and Possibilities’
Morung Express News
Tuensang | November 7
The Government of Nagaland, Department of School Education, under the Nagaland Education Project – The Lighthouse (NECTAR), through the Lighthouse School Complex-Tuensang, organised the Science Exhibition 2026 at Town Hall, Tuensang, on November 7, under the theme ‘SustainaTech: Innovations and Possibilities’.
The exhibition witnessed the participation of 20 students, who showcased innovative models and practical demonstrations highlighting scientific creativity, technological applications and sustainable solutions.
The programme commenced with a welcome note by Arvind Kumar, Senior Principal and Administrator of Lighthouse School Complex (LSC), Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Tuensang, who welcomed the students, teachers, guests and participants.
Addressing the gathering as Guest of Honour, Rev Dr Chingmak Kejong Chang, Secretary of the Eleutheros Christian Society, Tuensang, encouraged students to develop curious and inquisitive minds and explore the world around them through scientific thinking. Emphasising the importance of practical learning, he demonstrated Newton's Third Law of Motion during his address.
He encouraged students to apply science and technology in their daily lives, stressing that education should extend beyond theoretical knowledge and classroom learning.
Addressing the teachers, Rev Dr Chang highlighted the importance of effective teaching-learning methods and encouraged them to incorporate practical lessons, demonstrations and activities into their teaching to provide students with a broader and deeper understanding of different subjects.
Quoting the African proverb, “It requires an entire village to nurture one child,” he underscored the collective responsibility of teachers, parents and the wider community in shaping the future of children.
Speaking on the educational scenario in Tuensang, he urged the teaching fraternity to impart the best possible knowledge and wisdom to students and nurture them into responsible, capable and productive individuals.
The exhibition featured three categories, with students presenting models that addressed issues ranging from waste management and water purification to sustainable agriculture, smart cities and disaster preparedness.
In the Sub-Junior category, GMS Station-2, Tuensang, secured first prize for its model titled ‘Water Body Waste Collector’. Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Tuensang, secured second prize for ‘Portable Water Dispenser’, while its model on ‘Water Purification’ won third prize. In the Junior category, GHSS Tuensang secured both the first and second prizes. The first prize was awarded for ‘Waste and Plastic Management’, while ‘Smart Farming’ secured second prize. In the Senior category, GHSS Tuensang won first prize for ‘Sustainable Smart City and Disaster Management’. Its ‘Microcontroller-Based Environmental Hazard and Slope Warning System’ secured second prize.
The panel of judges comprised Dr Limamanen Phom, Assistant Professor, Sao Chang College, Tuensang; Vimetuonuo Rutsa, Lecturer, District Institute of Education and Training (DIET), Tuensang; and Er Temjentoshii, VI (Electrician), Government Industrial Training Institute (ITI), Tuensang.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Jungdan, PGT and Convenor of the Organising Committee, who acknowledged the contributions of the guests, teachers, students and everyone involved in organising the exhibition.
