Today, our school hosted an exciting session on this year’s last solar eclipse held yesterday to give students a fascinating insight into this celestial wonder! Using a solar model thoughtfully crafted by our talented students ??, along with a projector displaying real images of the solar eclipse ??, we delved into how this rare event occurs and its amazing effects.

The interactive demonstration helped students clearly visualize the alignment of the Sun, Moon, and Earth ??????, bringing the science of the solar eclipse vividly to life. 

The demonstration modeled the Sun, Moon, and Earth using simple classroom materials: a torch to represent the Sun, a small ball or object for the Moon, and another ball or object for the Earth.It was a wonderful opportunity to ignite curiosity ?? and inspire a deep appreciation for astronomy and the mysteries of our universe