Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Sri Chaitanya Students Win NASA Competition
Students from Sri Chaitanya English Medium School in Nandyal won the National First Prize in a NASA competition.
Their project was about growing lettuce in space.
The school had a big celebration to honor the students.
The principal and dean gave them medals and certificates.
The school is proud of the students' hard work and scientific skills.
They want more students to be curious and do well in science and technology.
Students from Sri Chaitanya English Medium School (Nandyal-3 Branch) won the National First Prize in a NASA project competition.
Their project, 'Cosmic Crops – Lettuce Cultivation Beyond Earth,' focused on sustainable agriculture in space.
The school held a felicitation ceremony to honor the students.
Principal Syed Mowlabeebi and Dean Rahamathulla presented mementos, medals, and certificates to the winning team.
The school leadership praised the students' scientific skills and urged them to aim for higher milestones in future competitions.
- Who
- Students of Sri Chaitanya English Medium School (Nandyal-3 Branch)
- What
- Won the National First Prize in a NASA project competition
- When
- Announced on Thursday
- Where
- Nandyal
- Why
- For their project titled 'Cosmic Crops – Lettuce Cultivation Beyond Earth'
School's Perspective
Students' Perspective
Importance of the Achievement
School's Perspective
The school views this as a testament to their dedication to fostering scientific inquiry and innovation.
Students' Perspective
The students see it as a validation of their hard work and a stepping stone for future opportunities.
- School Name
- Sri Chaitanya English Medium School (Nandyal-3 Branch)
- Project Title
- Cosmic Crops – Lettuce Cultivation Beyond Earth
- Competition
- NASA Project Competition
- Award
- National First Prize
- Key Figures
- Principal Syed Mowlabeebi, Dean Rahamathulla
- Event
- Felicitation Ceremony