Science Lab

Physics Lab:

Equipment: Includes spectrometers, oscilloscopes, electronic kits, and apparatus for experiments in mechanics, optics, and electromagnetism.

Activities: Students engage in activities such as studying projectile motion, conducting light interference experiments, and exploring principles of wave mechanics.

Learning Outcomes: Develops understanding of theoretical concepts through practical applications, critical analysis of experimental results, and data interpretation.

Chemistry Lab:

Resources: Comprehensive collection of chemicals, glassware, safety gear, and analytical instruments.

Experiments: Covers chemical reactions, titrations, qualitative and quantitative analysis, and synthesis techniques.

Hands-on Learning: Students perform experiments like acid-base titrations, synthesis of organic compounds, and determination of chemical equilibrium constants.

Safety Protocols: Strict adherence to safety protocols ensures safe handling and disposal of chemicals, promoting a secure environment for experimentation.

Biology Lab:

Facilities: Equipped with compound and dissecting microscopes, specimen collections, and ecological study resources.

Activities: Includes cellular microscopy, DNA extraction, dissection of specimens for anatomical study, and ecological field investigations.

Educational Objectives: Facilitates exploration of biological concepts, biodiversity studies, and ecological interactions through practical investigations and specimen analysis.

Interactive Learning: Encourages scientific inquiry, hypothesis testing, and collaborative research projects among students.

Composite Science Lab:

A composite science lab is a multi-disciplinary laboratory designed to accommodate experiments and activities for physics, chemistry, and biology within a single space.

Demonstration Area: A dedicated space with a table and necessary utilities (water, gas, electricity) for teachers to conduct demonstrations.

Storage Solutions: Adequate and organized storage for equipment, chemicals (including secure storage for flammable substances), specimens, and glassware.

Enhanced Engagement: Hands-on activities can increase student interest and engagement in science.

Physics: Optical bench, spring balance, magnetic compass, prism, lenses and mirrors, voltmeters, ammeters, resistance boxes, wires, batteries.
Chemistry Test tubes, beakers, conical flasks, Bunsen burners, tripods, wire gauze, chemical reagents, indicators (litmus paper, methyl orange, phenolphthalein), periodic table models, Kipp's apparatus.
Biology: Microscopes, prepared slides, specimens of plants and microorganisms, human organ models, petri dishes, dissecting tools.