Respire Experiential Learning has evolved to steer clear of any obstacle in experiment-based learning.
Over the years, we have proudly influenced unorthodox, inventive learning with countless innovative labs in multiple schools.
Have a glimpse of how STEAM-based learning encourages comprehensive abilities of the students
Our Kalpana Lab is set up in Shivdaspura, Rajasthan. Kiran from our lab won first prize in the Science Fair in 9th and 10th grade.
One of her projects presented at the Science Fair was an obstacle-avoiding car model, which was made using the robotic kit from Kalpana Lab. In 10th grade, she made an Induction Engine at the Science Fair. Both these projects bagged her the first prize as she understood the concept well and applied it efficiently in her project.
SJSS Innovation lab that was set up in 2018, two students from the lab gained recognition for their work when they presented a prototype Drone at the 2019 APJ Abdul Kalam Math Science Fair.
Building on this success, the same students continued to harness their passion for innovation during their graduation years. With guidance from a trainer from our team, they embarked on building a Telescope prototype and a 3D Printer anf they successfully completed both projects.
Another student from SJSS Innovation Lab from 10th grade made a fire-fighting robot. He secured first place for presenting this project at the Science Fair. In the first year of his Diploma, he enrolled in SSIP with this concept and successfully cleared all 3 rounds.
Under the guidance of SJSS Innovation Lab, students from Kendriya Vidyalaya Sabarmati presented the 3D printer at the National Science Conference, where it was observed by none other than Shri Narendra Modi. The hard work and dedication of the students paid off, as their project was awarded a prize. Notably, the 3D printer was designed and assembled entirely by the students themselves, demonstrating their ingenuity and technical proficiency. These achievements exemplify the impact that an innovative and supportive environment can have on students’ growth and development.