Experience of us going to school after the Pandemic!

Hey readers,

After so long we have finally came to school and met our friends, (but some could not come) we came together to school to finish our Water guardian 2.0 (yes, that's the name for our water cleaning boat) which cleans the water from plastic and trash in the water bodies.

It is fun and exciting as we did our conveyor belt, base, propellers and the prototype remote. We got to use a drill to make the poles for the conveyor belt. The experience was exhilarating!.

Then we put all the parts together, except for the propellers, because they might break if you put them down. Since we have done all the work we are typing this very blog for you readers.

Thank you

by Joshika, Dhruv, Urvi, Hasini and Arjun

Sharing some pics (Pictures clicked by Dhruv)

(That's me with Ajay Sir)

All of us - Water Guardians along with our teachers

Arjun and me! With the new normal - wearing masks

Doing some research work

Making of the Conveyor Belt

Materials used in our project - motor, mesh and wires

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