SWAT: A one-day Science and Art Culture Exhibition was organized magnificently at Khapal Kor Model School, Boys and Girls Campus.
Various types of stalls were set up in the exhibition, including book stalls, scout stalls, scientific inventions, chemistry, physics, biology, medical, Islamic studies, chemical experiments, and historical food exhibitions. In addition, a stall with pictures of Swat’s natural beauty and historical heritage, a folk music stall, a modern food street, and a stall containing handicrafts made by orphan girls of Khpal Kor Girls Campus, and traditional costumes of the four provinces were also the center of attention.
The exhibition was inaugurated by former Provincial Zakat Chairman Umar Farooq. The chief guest took a detailed review of all the stalls and appreciated the hard work of the students. All the items included in the exhibition were prepared by the students themselves, while Pashto music at the folk music stall entertained the audience. A splendid performance of the Pashto Atanr dance was also presented on this occasion.
Students from different schools, teachers, parents, and local elders participated in the exhibition in large numbers. Talking to the media, the students said that such activities increase their confidence and help them learn new things. They said that participating in the exhibition was an interesting and constructive experience for them, and they hoped that such activities would be continued in the future.
Speaking to the media, the chief guest, Umar Farooq, said that the exhibition plays an important role in revealing the hidden talents of the children. He said that the way the children prepared the stalls with hard work was commendable, while the students dressed in traditional costumes of different regions of Pakistan were the special attraction of the exhibition.
On this occasion, the chief guest also announced to organize an entertainment tour for the students of the school on his behalf, which the students expressed immense happiness. Later, the institution also presented a commemorative shield to the chief guest.
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