EIS Benin

Virtual STEM Projects

By: Preeti Ramchandani

In the orange lamp experiment, the stem of the orange acts as the wick for the oil and the light it gives can actually last 6-8 hours. The orange peel lamp not only gives light, but also gives out a nice fragrance.

By: Ella Mahouho

In the invisible ink experiment, secret messages can be written using lemon or lime juice (acting as ink) and a clothing iron. When the acid in the lemon juice is exposed to heat, it turns to a different colour and messages become visible.

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Selina Vitho, Year 4 sums up the lesson learnt through the visits by saying the following: “I have learned that nothing good comes easy. I must work hard to achieve my dreams. I must be patient in everything I do.”

Two E.I.S. students were recognised as being ‘one of the highest calibre of entries this year’ in the Immerse Education Essay Competition.

Two new after-school activities are encouraging young and older children to explore the five senses, develop their imagination, sprout logic thinking skills and more.

Several EIS classes participated in the National Geographic Project Exploration webinar on Global Citizenship.

Year One pupil, Dhakshin RAJESH KUMAR, has been entered in the India Book of Records