ATAL SARATHI CLUSTER
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The ATL Sarthi Cluster was officially launched at BGS National Public School on November 12, 2025, in a ceremony held at the BGS National Public School auditorium. The event marked a significant milestone in fostering innovation and collaboration among schools under the ATL initiative.
The Chief Guest, Mr. Shubham Gupta, Innovation Lead, NITI Aayog, formally launched the cluster and shared his valuable insights on innovation and the spirit of teamwork. Ms. Moulika Kulkarni from NITI Aayog also graced the occasion, adding further prestige to the event.
The programme commenced with the Presidential Address by Dr. Malini M Dutta, Principal, BGS National Public School, who warmly welcomed the dignitaries, guests, and participants. School Mentor Mr. Deepesh Goel then took the audience through an engaging presentation on the overview and journey of clusters, highlighting their objectives and future plans.
RMoCs and MoCs were present and shared their viewpoints on the importance of collaboration and innovation within the ATL ecosystem. The Guest of Honour, Ms. Anitha Bijesh, Principal, DPS school, delivered an inspiring address to the gathering, motivating all attendees to actively contribute to the growth of the cluster.
The event concluded with a Vote of Thanks proposed by Ms. Anupama S, ATL In-Charge, BGS National Public School, who expressed heartfelt gratitude to all dignitaries, mentors, teachers, and participants for their support in making the launch a success.
The gathering shared their reflections and experiences, making it an enriching and memorable evening that celebrated innovation, teamwork, and the spirit of learning.
ATAL ORIENTATION
ATAL ORIENTATION
Igniting Young Minds: Alumni and Budding Innovators Inspire Future Tinkerers at ATL Orientation"
An engaging ATL orientation session was held for Grades 6 and 7 in the school auditorium. Alumni Mr. Prajwal and Mr. Yash shared their journey from ATL participants to entrepreneurs, inspiring students with their real-life success stories. Current students Master Vismay and Master Saarthak introduced the tools and facilities of the ATL lab, motivating peers to explore innovation. The session left the audience spellbound, with many excitedly seeking autographs from the alumni — a clear sign of the session’s powerful impact.
ATAL TINKERING DAY
ATAL TINKERING DAY
ATL Mega Tinkering Day was celebrated on 12th August 2025 at BGS National Public School, with enthusiastic participation from students of GMPS, Hulimavu and the gracious presence of our regional in-charge, Mr. Deepesh Goel.
Our dedicated volunteers guided the students in creating a vacuum cleaner using recyclable materials—an initiative that not only promoted innovation but also aligned with the mission of Clean India and sustainable reuse of waste. The materials used were inexpensive and easily available, making the activity accessible and impactful.
The experience was truly fascinating and inspiring, sparking creativity and curiosity in young minds. The event successfully fostered hands-on learning and encouraged students to think innovatively to solve real-world problems.
INNOVATE WITH FUN, ATL’s FOR EVERYONE
Tinkerpreneur - ATL NATIONAL ONLINE MEET
Tinkerpreneur - ATL NATIONAL ONLINE MEET
On 15th July, students from our school actively participated in the ATL (Atal Tinkering Lab) National Online Meet. During the event, several innovative AI projects were presented by our students, showcasing their creativity, problem-solving skills, and technological understanding.
We are proud to share that four teams from our school received Appreciation Certificates for their outstanding AI project presentations. As per the ATL guidelines, since more than three teams from our school were recognized, the school was also awarded an Appreciation Certificate for promoting innovation and excellence in the field of Artificial Intelligence.
This achievement highlights our commitment to fostering a culture of innovation and empowering students with 21st-century skills.
atal project
atal project
As part of the Traditional Pookolam Competition, the students of Brahma House under the Atal Tinkering Lab initiative showcased an innovative blend of culture and technology. They designed a rowing boat model powered by a servo motor, controlled through Arduino coding.
Using 3D printing technology, students created miniature figurines of rowers, whose paddling motion was synchronized with the servo motor to simulate realistic rowing. The boat was placed alongside the traditional floral Pookolam, symbolizing the harmony of heritage with modern innovation.
This project highlighted the creativity, technical skills, and teamwork of ATL students, proving how technology can be meaningfully integrated into cultural celebrations.
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