The school bus arrived just after sunrise. Students stepped out into open farmland, guided not by classroom walls, but by landscape.
This was how the students of SBI Officers Association Public School chose to celebrate National Science Day — within a living rural ecosystem rather than inside a conventional classroom setting.
At ChukkiMane, the day was structured as an Eco Immersion Program designed to connect academic science with real-world environmental systems. Instead of demonstrations and indoor presentations, students engaged directly with soil health, biodiversity, farming practices, and ecological interdependence.











