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Mayoor School Jaipur organized IMAGINEERS’ CONFLUENCE 2026 – Interschool STEM Competition , a platform that encouraged students to showcase creativity, innovation, and STEM skills through hands-on challenges focused on design thinking and sustainability. A key highlight of the event was the Design Thinking Challenge with Sustainability, where participants designed functional footwear using only newspapers and masking tape within a limited time. Mayoor Private School proudly participated in the online category with Puneeth Reddy Kandhimalla (9A2), Krishna Hemant Gor (8A2), Ryan Veera Kumar (7A4), and Satvik Mollite (6A3). The team impressed the judges with their creativity, teamwork, and innovative sustainable design. With their outstanding performance, Mayoor Private School secured the First Position in the Online Category, bringing immense pride to the school community. We congratulate our young innovators on this remarkable achievement.

“Creativity is intelligence having fun.” — Albert Einstein Artificial intelligence is transforming how students approach storytelling. Under Ms. Jackline Britto’s guidance, a group of grade 6 students embarked on a creative journey, exploring different genres and bringing their stories to life. They collaborated to design characters with unique traits, used AI to generate vivid images, and crafted their narratives with tools like Quillbot. They also added sound effects and multimedia elements, turning their stories into engaging digital storybooks. This project went beyond traditional writing, teaching students how AI can enhance creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. It showed that technology amplifies human imagination, opening new horizons for storytelling. The future of storytelling is limited only by their creativity—and AI is there to help bring it to life.

  "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." — Eleanor Roosevelt We are thrilled to share the exciting news of our school's outstanding achievement at the 6th Interschool STEM Competition, 'Al Aibtikar Tahadiy.' held on 3rd February,2026. Our students showcased their innovation, dedication, and scientific spirit, securing first position in all three categories of the competition—a truly remarkable feat! This prestigious event brought together young minds from various schools, challenging them to develop creative solutions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Six distinguished judges from diverse fields of science,technology and engineering evaluated the projects, ensuring a high standard of excellence and innovation. Our students participated passionately in three categories: 1. Sub Junior (Grades 4-5): They designed Sustainable, AI-Enhanced Modular STEM Learning Kits to promote quality education (SDG ...

  “The best way to predict the future is to create it.” – Peter Drucker Our Grade 8 students brought this idea to life with their exciting project, classifying images using the Machine Learning for Kids platform . They trained a model with images of fruits—apples, bananas, and oranges—collecting and labeling the images to teach the AI. The model even displayed confidence percentages , showing how sure it was about each prediction. The students then took their project a step further by integrating the trained model into MIT App Inventor , creating an interactive app that allows users to see AI in action in real time. This process gave them hands-on experience with both AI concepts and app development, demonstrating how models can learn from data and make real-world decisions. As AI is an integral part of our lives , learning how to work with it is essential for the future. Our students are not just learning theory—they are actively implementing AI through hands-on projects. By expl...

  Makers Marvel: Celebrating Innovation The Makers Marvel - 2025 event brought together the creativity, curiosity, and innovative spirit of students from Grades 6 to 8 as they proudly showcased their exciting STEM- and AI-integrated projects. The exhibition served as a vibrant platform where young innovators demonstrated their skills through hands-on models, interactive displays, and thoughtful explanations of their work. This year’s showcase featured an impressive range of student-built projects, including an Arduino-based Radar System , an AI-powered Tiny Sorter , a Lucky Wheel designed with the Adafruit Circuit Playground Express , an Automatic Plant Watering System , an Automatic Toll Gate , and Smart Street Lights that demonstrated energy-efficient automation. Each project reflected dedicated effort, deep understanding, and the ability to connect classroom learning with real-world applications. Parents and the school community explored every booth with enthusiasm, engaging ...