BCM SCHOOL

A Senior Secondary School of BCM Foundation, Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi

Urban Estate, Sector 32 -A, Chandigarh Road, Ludhiana

(An Enlightened Vision )

Celebrating 94th birth anniversary of

Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
0n
14th & 15th october,2024

[email protected] Ph.0161-2225133.
www.bcmschools.org
[email protected] 0161-2680245
Dear Principal

Greetings!

The scope of education today extends far beyond the mere acquisition of
knowledge; it encompasses the cultivation of curiosity, creativity, and critical
thinking in young minds. These qualities are essential for future success,
equipping students to excel in an ever-evolving world. To realize this goal,
education must offer dynamic opportunities that inspire innovation,
exploration, and the development of crucial 21st-century skills.

In alignment with this vision, we are pleased to announce Techno-Fest 2024 –

An Enlightened Vision, a two-day event celebrating the birth anniversary of Dr.
APJ Abdul Kalam, India’s Missile Man. This event, scheduled for the 14th and
15th of October 2024, aims to spark creativity and innovation among students
through a series of engaging and thought-provoking activities. By connecting
their aspirations with Dr. Kalam’s legacy, we hope to inspire them to envision
and achieve extraordinary goals.

We are delighted to invite your esteemed school to participate in this

prestigious event. Kindly confirm your school's participation and join us in
creating an inspiring and memorable experience for all.

Looking forward to your positive response.

Warm regards,
D.P. Guleria
Principal
 Prize distribution
ceremony will be ON
15 th OCTOBER, 2024

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

Overall Winner: Rs. 3500 & Running Trophy

1st Runner Up: Rs. 2500 & 1st Runner up Trophy

2nd Runner Up: Rs. 2000 & 2nd Runner up Trophy

Event Wise Prizes –Winner, 1st Runner up &2nd Runner up

EVENT-1

DECLAMATION CONTEST
Classes : XI-XII
No. of Participant : 1
Topics:
1.The Intersection of Technology and Human
Rights: Challenges and Opportunities
2. The Rise of Autonomous Weapons: Ethical
Implications and Global Security
3. Transhumanism: The Future of Human
Evolution or a Step Too Far
4.The Science behind Positive Thinking: How it
affects your brain and body
5. Fail Fast , Learn Faster: The Agile approach to
startup failure.
6. The Ethical Dilemmas of Artificial Intelligence
 Time Duration: 2 to 3 minutes. A warning bell will sound
after 3 minutes, and participants must conclude their
speech upon hearing the second bell. Participants
exceeding the time limit will be disqualified.
 Participants must not disclose their identity during their
speech.
 Reading from paper notes is prohibited.

Content &
Verbal Clarity Confidence Overall
Grammatical
Level Presentation
Accuracy

EVENT COORDINATOR
Ms. Neetu Sharma( 9855564174)
EVENT-2
SCIENCE EXPO
Classes: VI- X
No. of Participants: 2(Per Team)
Themes: The expo will feature a range of sub-themes under
the following broader themes:
• Renewable Energy
• Sustainable Environment
• Robotics and Automation
• Health and Medicine
• Space Exploration
• Innovative Agriculture
• Hygiene and Cleanliness
• Women Safety
• Transportation and Safety
 Each school may send a maximum of two teams, each
presenting a model.
 Each team must prepare a concise write-up (maximum 200
words) detailing their model, to be submitted in hard copy at
the exhibition venue on the day of the event. Teams must
clearly specify their chosen theme and sub-theme during
registration.
 The host school will provide each team with a 3x2 feet
display table and access to an electrical socket.
 All additional resources, including stationery, electrical extensions, laptops, internet
connectivity, and a white cloth sheet for the display, must be brought by the
participants.
 Models must be safe to operate and must not pose any risk to individuals or property.
 Prohibited Items: Flammable, explosive, or hazardous materials, weapons, or items
resembling weapons.
 Event Structure:
Round 1: Teams will present their models to the judges, followed by a
question-and-answer session.
Round 2: Shortlisted teams will present their models again, with an
additional Q&A session.

Innovation Practical Teamwork

Scientific Presentation and
and Application Skills
Creativity Principles Collaboration

EVENT COORDINATOR
Mr. Ravinderpal Singh 8566941605
Ms. Meena Sharma 9872571602
EVENT-3
ROBOTHON
Classes: VIII- XII
No. of Participants: 2 (Per Team)
 Participants will make Robot or Robotic device
on the given themes
Themes: Robothon will feature a variety of sub-themes
under the following main themes:
• Environmental Sustainability
• Healthcare Innovations
• Smart Cities
• Agricultural Technology
• Educational Tools
• Smart Homes
• Care for Disabled/Infants/Patients
 Each team must prepare a concise write-up (maximum 200
words) detailing their model, to be submitted in hard copy at
the exhibition venue on the day of the event. Teams must
clearly specify their chosen theme and sub-theme during
registration.
 The host school will provide each team with a 3x2 feet
display table and access to an electrical socket.
 All additional resources, including stationery, electrical
extensions, laptops, internet connectivity, and a white cloth
sheet for the display, must be provided by the participants.
 Models must be safe to operate and should not pose any risk
to people or property.
 Prohibited Items: Flammable, explosive, or hazardous
materials, weapons, or items resembling weapons.
 Event Structure:
Round 1: Teams present their models to the judges,
followed by a Q&A session.
Round 2: Shortlisted teams present their models
again, with an additional Q&A session.

Innovation Practical Teamwork

Scientific Presentation and
and Application Skills
Creativity Principles Collaboration

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EVENT COORDINATOR
Mr. Ravinderpal Singh 8566941605
Ms. Joya 9023768784
EVENT-4
QUIZ

Classes: - XI- XII

No. of Participants : 2

Themes: -
 Space Exploration
 General Science
 Current Affairs (National and International)
 Technological Advancements

 The quiz will consist of two levels: a screening test and a

final round.
 Both participants from each team will take the screening
test.
 The top four teams will advance to the quiz final.
 Types of questions may include:
o Multiple choice
o One-word answers
o Audio/visual-based questions

EVENT COORDINATORS
Mr. Amarjit ( 988802870)
Ms. Ankita(9896724145)
EVENT-5
PYMATH CHALLENGE

Classes: IX-XII
No. of Participant: 1

 Only the Python programming language is allowed.

 Python IDLE 3.12 will be provided for use.
 Contestants must complete three challenges within the
allotted time frame:
 Design the Pattern: Create a pattern up to a specific number
of steps, Pattern will be revealed on the spot.
 Complete the Series or Solve a Mathematical Problem using
Python: Formulate a series or solve a problem. Series or
problem will be revealed on the spot.
 Debug the Code: Identify and correct errors in a given
Python code.
 Code must be original; plagiarism will result in
disqualification.
 The use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited.

Code Presentation
Accuracy Innovation Time Taken
Quality

EVENT COORDINATORS
# Ms. Manpreet Kaur 9478621363
Mr. Chetan Saluja 9914938436
EVENT-6
KALAM CHRONICLE
Classes: VIII-X
No. of Participants :2
Language : English
Themes:
1. The British Impact on Indian Education: A Double-Edged
Sword
2. The Fate of India’s Traditional Crafts in the Colonial Era
3. Echoes of Revolution: The French Uprising and Its Global
Ripples
4. Revolutionary Russia: The Rise of Socialism and Its
Global Impact
5. The Rise of Indian Nationalism: From Reform to
Revolution
6. The Power of the Press: How Print Culture Transformed
India
 Time Duration: 3-4 minutes
 The content of the documentary must be accurate and
well-researched. Use of AI is not allowed, and there should
be no watermarks on the documentary.
 The documentary format must be MP4. Teams are
required to submit a Google Drive link of their
documentary no later than October 10, 2024, by 5 PM via
the following link: https://forms.gle/jdSNy67zp4xU35h88

Clarity of Special
Originality of Content based Innovation Effects
Creativity
Content on Theme (Video/Sound)

EVENT COORDINATORS
# Ms. Vandana Sahi 7889134644
Ms. Shelly 9878895988
EVENT-7
TEENPRENEURSHIP CHALLENGE

Classes: XI-XII
No. of Participants :2
Language : English

 Each team must present an innovative business idea.

 The idea should be original and can be from any field.
 Teams are encouraged to present a prototype, if available,
during their presentation.
 The PowerPoint presentation should have a maximum of
15 slides and may include videos, transitions, and
animations.
 The content of the presentation must be original. Any
plagiarism will result in disqualification.
 Each team will have 3-4 minutes to pitch their idea,
followed by a Q&A session with the judges.
 Teams are required to submit a Google Drive link of their
presentation no later than October 10, 2024, by 5 PM via
the following link:
https://forms.gle/PcmRicq9Riqwa1kL7 .

Technical,
Originality of Convincing
Financial, and Marketability
Idea and Power and
Economic Potential
Prototype Pitch
Feasibility

EVENT COORDINATORS
# Ms. Deeksha 8284842940
Ms. Sarita Kochar 9023245259
 GENERAL GUIDELINES
 Registration must be done by October 04, 2024 at-
https://bcmschools.org/Home/Index
 A student can participate only in one event.
 The participants must wear white shirt and black
trouser/skirt but must carry their I-cards.
 Reporting time at school reception -8:30am
 Entry will be from Gate No. 2
 The decision of the judges and quiz master will be final
and binding.
 The overall winner will be declared on the basis of
compiled result of all the events and will be honoured
with the running trophy of Techno Fest- An Enlightened
Vision.
 First and second runner up trophies will be awarded to
overall second and third position holders.
 The host school will not participate in any event.
 The head of the institution winning the trophy will be
responsible for its safe custody and will have to return
the same to the host school by Oct 1, 2025
 Organising Secretary : Ms Madhu Sharma-9872527478,
1:00PM- 2:00PM
 Escort Teachers must join the Whatsapp group via
following QR code
 Roll of Honour
Year Name of the School
2023 DAV Public School, BRS Nagar, Ludhiana

2022 Jesus Sacred Heart School, Ludhiana

2021 Shivalik Public School, Mohali

2020 BCM School (Basant City)

2019 Nankana Sahib Public School

2018 DAV Public School

2017 BCM Arya Model School

2016 Delhi Public School

2015 R S Model School

2014 R S Model School

2013 Sat Paul Mittal School

2012 BCM Arya Model School

2011 DAV Public School

2010 BCM Arya Model School

2009 BCM Arya Model School

2008 BCM Arya Model School