St. Anthony's Secondary School celebrated Science Week from October 21st to October 25th, 2024, with various  activities . Each day focused on a unique theme, allowing students from different grades to participate and showcase their learning in science.

The celebration began with a presentation on the endemic species of India by the students of Class 8. They highlighted unique animals and plants found exclusively in India. Following the presentation, a quiz competition tested the students' knowledge on this topic, creating an exciting and competitive atmosphere.On the second day, students from Classes 4 and 5 participated in a demonstration of the solar system. They crafted models of planets and explained their positions and movements in simple terms. This was followed by a role-play session where students dressed up as famous scientists like Albert Einstein and Marie Curie, sharing facts about their discoveries in an engaging way.

On 23/10/24,Class 6 students presented a demonstration on the different types of joints in the human body, explaining their structure and functions. The activity helped the students understand basic human anatomy. A quiz followed, testing students knowledge  and reinforcing the day's learning in an interactive way.
On the fourth day,
Younger students from Classes 1 to 3 showcased the uses of plants and animals in daily life. They prepared small posters and displays, highlighting how animals provide food, clothing, and companionship, and how plants are essential for medicine, food, and oxygen. Their enthusiastic participation brought an appreciation for nature's gifts.