Rajiv Gandhi University to host Salters’ Chemistry Camp in Arunachal

Rajiv Gandhi University to host Salters’ Chemistry Camp in Arunachal

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Itanagar: The Chemistry Department of Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU) near here, is all set to host a 3-day residential chemistry camp for high school students of the State from January 29, where 60 students of Papum Pare district will participate. The Salters’ Chemistry Camps founded in 1998, are residential camps that run for 3 days and 2 nights for students of 9th standard from government, underprivileged and aided schools, a departmental release informed.

During the camp, the students will participate in a variety of practical activities run in the department’s lab. This unique endeavour by Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), London and The Salters’ Institute, London is aimed to support high-quality chemistry education in India. The programme ensures that teachers gain the knowledge and skill to deliver truly inspiring lessons while students experience a true taste of chemistry.

With the initiative, the RSC and the Salters’ Institute hopes to enhance the skills and knowledge of Indian chemistry teachers and inspire students to study Chemistry at University by applying their own expertise in education and combining this with the experience of partners in India.

The free 3-day hands-on practical chemistry camp will ensure that the participating students experience a taste of chemistry in a fun way.

As part of the experience, they will interact with senior researchers in chemistry at the University and also work on exciting chemical reactions and interact with peers from other schools. With films screenings, science quizzes, illustrated talks and a guided tour of the RGU campus, the event hopes to kindle a quest for knowledge in the young minds.

The event will be inaugurated by RGU Vice-Chancellor Prof. Saket Kushwaha and will see the participation of Bhakti Dhamdhere, Programme Coordinator of RSC, the release added.

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