STEM is a curriculum based on educating students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics through an interdisciplinary, applied approach — rather than as separate, discrete subjects, STEM integrates them into a cohesive learning paradigm based on the real world.
On this principle, Madni Group of Institutions has established a Robotics & Innovation Lab at its Vaibhav Nagar campus — a space of roughly 1,600 sq ft, ensuring every student has ample room to practice and watch their engineering ideas take shape.
A Computer Hardware Lab lets enterprising students get familiar with computer parts, with qualified teachers across Primary, Secondary, and Senior Secondary levels focused on practical implementation.
A Hi-Tech, advanced lab with 60 computer systems and high-speed internet, inaugurated by Dr. P. A. Inamdar, Chairman, Azam Campus, Pune.
Madni School organised a Robotic Training Session for Iqra School, Raibag, and — with Make Them Smile Foundation and 4th Dimension Training Institute — a workshop for 40 underprivileged children from Anmol Tangudhama.
Experienced faculty and industry-standard tools (SMD rework station, BGA machine, digital and analog multimeters, and more) train students in Smart Mobile Repairing, inaugurated by Dr. P. A. Inamdar.
Improving STEM education is critical for the economic stability of the nation. Madni Group of Institutions addresses this need through a multi-disciplinary approach that trains teachers to become effective leaders in STEM education.
Madni English Medium School participated in the successful attempt at the Largest STEM and Robotics Workshop, in which 690 students made over 100 robotics projects. Karnataka's Madni English Medium School was also part of a wider national attempt — 6,291 students across 36 schools and 5 states creating 2,067 projects.
Madni School believes that unlike colleges and universities, schools are the foundations where the moulds are made. Fourteen years of the right schooling can transform a child into a confident, responsible and capable youth of tomorrow — and as a school, we're privileged to help drive that transformation.
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