The exhibition consisted of various projects set up by teachers to generate enthusiasm among students and boost their general knowledge.

Visitors got to select from a variety of activities and games, the highlight of which was an exhibit titled “Scary World.”

Many of the exhibits utilized the school’s impressive high-tech infrastructure used by students and teachers over the course of their studies.

“It was a highly scientific, informative, cultural and entertaining function,” academic director Nadira Khizer said of the event, which is now in its eighth year.

“It provided a platform for people of different nationalities to come and enjoy time together as one community. It’s nice to be in an environment full of fun and creativity. It is exciting to see all the parents and students here enjoying the artwork and efforts of the children and teachers.”

“The event gave everyone a chance to come and just have fun in school,” said eighth-grader Mahin Naseem. “There were a lot of games, food and entertainment for everyone. A lot of people put in a lot of effort to make this the best school event ever. I am absolutely sure that everyone had a great time, and it was a night no one will forget.”