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Sunday | November 01, 2026 | Dhaka

13th Annual Science Fest 2026 Held at Premier School Dhaka

 City Desk
 Published: 9:57 PM, 01 November 2026

Premier School Dhaka, one of the most prominent English medium schools in Dhaka, recently held its annual Science Fest titled “Premier Science Fest 2026” and “Premier Earth Day 2026” at its main campus in Uttara.

At the event, students from Playgroup to Class 4 demonstrated 55 distinguished projects. Among the notable ones were Quran and Physics: Moon Phases, Magnetic and Gravitational Power, Forest Alarm System, Forces of Nature: Tornado, Strait of Hormuz, Journey Through Space, Electromagnetic Crane, Automatic Heart Rate Sensor, Nature Texture Scavenger Hunt, Renewable Energy City, and many more. A large number of visitors experienced the event with immense pleasure and enthusiasm. The event started Saturday at 9:30 AM and ended at 1:00 PM.

Class 4 student Shuhayeeeb Bin Omar participated in the Science Fest with his project titled Journey Through Space, Along with his friends, he enthusiastically explained different aspects of the project to invited guests and parents, answering their questions with confidence. Shuhayeeeb said that working on the project had helped him learn many new things about space. He also expressed his excitement about being part of this wonderful initiative.

Class 3 student Zubaida Ibnat Raqibul, along with her friends, presented a project on tsunamis at the Science Fest. She enthusiastically explained various aspects of the project and shared how participating in the exhibition had helped her learn many new things and gain knowledge about different subjects.

Sarwat Reza, Country Lead, Bangladesh, Cambridge University Press and Assessment, attended the event as the Chief Guest. She said, After visiting the students’ projects and interacting with them, I must say that I am truly impressed by what I have witnessed at Premier School Dhaka. I would like to sincerely thank the school for organizing such a wonderful initiative.

She said, I am particularly impressed by how the teachers and school management are nurturing children’s curiosity and inspiring them to explore the world of science from an early age. Without such initiatives and opportunities, it would be difficult to spark a genuine interest in science among young learners. By providing children with a platform to explore, experiment and express their ideas, the school is helping them develop a spirit of curiosity and innovation from childhood.These qualities cannot be developed overnight; they must be nurtured from an early age.

She Said, I am also pleased to see how the school integrates Islamic values and religious teachings into the children’s learning experience. When education, scientific exploration and religious values are introduced in a meaningful way from childhood, they help shape well-rounded individuals with knowledge, curiosity and a strong sense of values.”

The Chief Principal of the school, Ruksana Jannat Snikdha, inaugurated the event. In addition, the delegates from several local and international schools attended the event.

She said, ‘Science Exhibition 2026, and we are welcoming everyone here. This is the signature event of Premier School Dhaka. Each year we organize this event and our whole team-teachers, students and administration-works a lot to organize it successfully. This is the presentation of students’ inquiry and imagination and through it, after studying, after researching, after preparing everything, they become knowledgeable regarding different issues and different scientific projects.

From our experience, we are seeing that this knowledge is helping them a lot. Finally, when they are in their final years or in middle years, students are participating in different international and national competitions. They are receiving awards. Our best wishes are for them, for their better future, so that they can contribute greatly to the society, to the world, in a better way, in a scientific way.’