PRESENTS

2024
26 October 2024
SATURday
The role of science and technology in fostering sustainability is
increasingly crucial as global resources dwindle and climate
change challenges intensify. Technology significantly
contributes to sustainable development across social, economic,
and environmental dimensions, yet political and social
resistance often hampers necessary changes in production and
consumption.

Countries are leveraging science and technology to find

solutions for sustainable futures, emphasizing the need for clean
technologies that transform production processes and reduce
environmental harm. Research is essential in discovering
alternative energy sources and developing sustainable practices
in sectors like agriculture and fisheries

Technology also enhances business development, enabling

companies to adapt to market trends, reduce risks, and improve
productivity. As technological advancements accelerate, the
focus on sustainability is gaining prominence, particularly in a
post-COVID world where eco-friendly solutions are more
critical than ever.

In conclusion, the integration of science and technology in

sustainability efforts will continue to shape our future. It is vital
to promote developments that minimize environmental impact
and foster a sustainable way of living.
 Physics provides the tools to harness renewable energy
sources like solar, wind, and hydroelectric power, crucial
for reducing fossil fuel dependence. Innovations in energy-
efficient technologies and sustainable infrastructure lay the
groundwork for a clean, abundant energy future.

Chemistry plays a key role in creating eco-friendly

materials and processes, including advances in chemical
recycling, biodegradable materials, and sustainable
agriculture, which are essential for protecting Earth's
ecosystems.

Biology enhances our understanding of biodiversity and

habitat conservation. Through biotechnology, we can
develop sustainable agricultural practices, biofuels, and
methods for carbon sequestration, while also safeguarding
endangered species and ecosystems to maintain life’s
delicate balance on Earth for future generations.
Integrating principles from physics, chemistry, and biology
lays the foundation for sustainable technologies and
practices that address today’s challenges and foster a
resilient, sustainable future.

No. of Participants: Team of 2

Participants can choose any one of the 3 subthemes given

below
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1.Physics:
Climate Modeling and Atmospheric Physics: Predicting climate patterns for
informed environmental policies.
Energy-Efficient Technologies: Designing devices to reduce energy
consumption.
Advanced Materials for Sustainability: Creation of materials like graphene and
nanomaterials to improve energy storage and efficiency.

2.Chemistry:
Green Chemistry: Minimizing environmental impact in chemical processes and
products.
Waste-to-Energy Conversion: Transforming waste into clean energy through
chemical processes.
Carbon Capture and Sequestration: Methods for capturing and storing CO₂ to
combat climate change.

3.Biology:
Biodiversity Conservation: Protecting ecosystems and species for a healthy
planet.
Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security: Innovations in farming to preserve
ecosystems while feeding the world.
Marine Biology and Ocean Conservation: Preserving marine ecosystems and
promoting sustainable fishing.

Event coordinator:
Sneha Ann Joseph: +91 81295 11191
 In a world facing unprecedented challenges—climate
change, resource depletion, and social inequality—the
quest for sustainable solutions has never been more
critical. At the heart of this endeavor lies an often-
overlooked yet powerful tool: mathematics. From
optimizing renewable energy systems to modeling
population dynamics, math is an essential language that
helps us understand complex systems and make informed
decisions for a sustainable future. This exhibition, “Math
for Building a Sustainable Tomorrow,” invites you to
explore how mathematical principles and innovative
techniques can drive sustainable development. Through
interactive displays and hands-on activities, we will
showcase real-world applications of math in areas such as
environmental science, urban planning, and resource
management. Join us on this journey as we discover how
mathematical thinking can empower us to analyze data,
forecast trends, and develop solutions that not only meet
our needs today but also safeguard the planet for
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me. Together, let’s unlock the potential
of math to create a brighter, more sustainable tomorrow!

No. of Participants:2
SUBTHEMES
Using mathematical models to predict climate patterns and their
impacts
Analyzing transportation networks and routes to minimize carbon
footprints.
Creating mathematical models to visualize complex data related to
environmental issues.

Event coordinator:
Smairra Batra: +91 98463 31529
 Venue: InfoTech Lab – Senior School, The Choice School, Tripunithura
Total number of Participants: 5 (Grades IX- XII)
Only best 6 teams will be qualified for Round 4 after elimination in Round 3.
Rounds 1, 2 and 3 are Qualifier rounds.
Qualified Teams for Round 4 should include one participant each from Round 1 (Tech
Quiz) and Round 2(Blind Coding).
System requirements whatsoever will be provided by the host school.

Round 1: Tech Quiz (Level 1)

General Instructions
No: of Participants: 2
Format : Google form based
Knowledge Level: Basics of ICT & Computer Science, Cyber Safety
Duration: 15 minutes

Round 2: Blind coding

General Instructions
No: of Participants: 2
Programming language: Python
Knowledge Level: Python Concepts up to Grade XII
Participants have to do the coding in the Python IDLE with the monitor turned off.
Duration: 20 minutes coding + 5 minutes debugging.

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Round 3: Ingenuity- Unveiling the coding talent
General Instructions
No: of Participants: 5
Programming language: Python
Knowledge Level: A thorough knowledge in writing Algorithms and Python code which
include Problem solving as well as Critical thinking skills.
Duration: 40 minutes

Round 4: Tech Quiz (Level 2)

General Instructions
This quiz is of advanced level which consists of multiple rounds.
No: of Participants: 2
Knowledge Level: IT and its applications, Innovators & Entrepreneurs in the field of
Technology and AI, IT Company – history & logo , Python Programming, Networking,
Cyber Security & Ethics.
Duration: 1 hour
Event coordinator:
Miriam George: +91 75102 80279
 Venue: Elizabeth hall, The Choice School, Tripunithura

In an era where the challenges of climate change, resource depletion, and social
inequality loom larger than ever, the need for a sustainable tomorrow has never
been more urgent. Our planet is a shared home, and its future depends on the
choices we make today. Social studies provides a critical lens through which we
can understand the interconnectedness of our world—examining how our social,
economic, and environmental systems influence one another.

As we embark on this journey towards sustainability, we will explore the concepts

of responsible citizenship, environmental stewardship, and equitable resource
management. We’ll delve into the successes and struggles of communities around
the globe, learning from their stories to inspire our own actions. By integrating
knowledge from various disciplines—history, geography, economics, and civics—
we will equip ourselves with the tools to advocate for sustainable practices and
policies.

Together, we can envision a future where innovation and collaboration pave the
way for a thriving planet. Let’s embark on this exploration to understand our role
in building a sustainable tomorrow, recognizing that every action, no matter how
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small, can make a difference

No. of Participants: 25
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Subjects for the Bill:

a) Sustainable Development Goals (Social):

Reduced Inequalities: Affirmative Action for Marginalized Communities.

b) Sustainable Development Goals (Environmental):

Affordable and Clean Energy: Promoting Green Hydrogen

c) Sustainable Development Goals (Economic):

Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure: Investing in Green Infrastructure

Agenda of the Mock Parliament
a) National Anthem
b) Address of the Speaker
c) Oath of Affirmation
d) Introduction of the New Ministers
e) Question Hour (Starred, Unstarred and Short Notice Questions)
f) Calling Attention Motion
g) Introduction, Debate and Voting on the Bill (Government Bill)
h) Statement of the Speaker and Adjournment of the House

Rules and Regulations

1. The number of participants from one school is 25 and could be internally

selected from classes 9 to 12.
2. Duration of the sitting of the Mock Parliament should not exceed 30 minutes.
3. The participants may speak in Hindi or English as per their preference.
4. Subjects should be taken from the allotted list.
5. The decisions of the Judges shall be final.

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1. Roles and Responsibilities
Speaker: The Speaker is responsible for conducting the proceedings, maintaining
order, and ensuring that discussions are carried out according to the rules.
Prime Minister: The leader of the ruling party who presents the government's
agenda and responds to questions.
Cabinet Ministers: Each minister is responsible for specific portfolios
(education, health, defense, etc.) and answers questions during Question Hour.
Leader of the Opposition: Represents the largest party not in government and
criticizes government policies.
Members of Parliament (MPs): Includes both ruling and opposition members.
They participate in Question Hour, debates, and voting on bills.

Event coordinator:
Izaak George: +91 98461 02334
2. Structure of the Mock Parliament
Seating Arrangement:
The seating arrangement should mirror that of the actual Parliament, with the
ruling party on right side and the opposition on the other.
The Speaker sits in the middle, facing the participants, with ministers seated in
the front rows of the ruling side and the Leader of the Opposition on the front
row of the opposition side.

Time Regulation
1. Oath of Affirmation
Time: 2 minutes
Very quick introduction and swearing in, if applicable.
2. Address of the Speaker
Time: 2 minutes
The Speaker can give a short address outlining the agenda.
3. Introduction of the New Ministers
Time: 2 minutes
Quick introduction of two ministers.
4. Question Hour
Time: 10 minutes
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Starred Questions: 5 minutes (for a few oral questions).
Unstarred Questions: 3 minutes (brief written responses).
Short Notice Questions: 2 minutes (urgent matters).
5. Calling Attention Motion
Time: 3 minutes
A member calls attention to an important issue, and the minister gives a brief
response.
6. Introduction, Debate, and Voting on the Bill (Government Bill)
Time: 7 minutes
Introduction: 2 minutes (minister presents the Bill).
Debate: 4 minutes (members quickly share opinions).
Voting: 1 minute (quick conclusion).
7. Statement of the Speaker and Adjournment of the House
Time: 3 minutes
The Speaker gives a brief closing statement and adjourns the House.
Consideration For Drawing Up The Merit List

a. Discipline, Decorum and Dress Code -- 10

b. Observance of Parliamentary Procedures -- 20
c. Selection of subject for questions and supplementary Questions
and quality of answers thereto -- 20
d. Selection of subjects for Debates -- 10
e. Quality of speeches delivered and standard of Debates -- 30
f. General assessment of the performance as a whole -- 10
100

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Event coordinator:
Izaak George: +91 98461 02334
Any kind of vulgarity and bending of rules will lead to a direct
disqualification.
Strictly follow the allotted timing for each event.
Registration link will be attached below and all schools are to register
through the link.
Each participant can participate only for one event.
Students are not to wear school uniform on the day of the event.
For the exploratio tricorium and Mathematica exploratio participants
are to bring in their exhibits. Maximum number of participants for
these events are 2 per sub theme.
For Codigos the participants are to bring in their exhibits. Maximum
number of participants for these events are 5 per subthemes
For the Nexus humani, Maximum number of participants are 25 per
subthemes
All other events are live.
Judge's decision will be final for all events. There will also be a hidden
panel judging the event.
Schools participating for all events will be awarded bonus points for the
ever rolling trophy.
Dazzling cash rewards
An ever rolling trophy will also be awarded to the best performing
school
Last date of registration - 17 October 2024
 For Enquiries
Contact:

Mr. Jose Hilden: +91 90480 59448

Ms. Vani Raveendranath: +91 94461 94163

Jaden Flex : +91 62383 11808

Michelle Charles : +91 99952 12187

Mathew Sebastian: +91 90726 32049

Ailin Suzan John: +91 91880 35186

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