Across Karnataka, Delhi, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Telangana
Government School Outreach
A programme designed for the classroom, not around it.
Aerospace and defence awareness sessions built for real school environments — combining handmade model exhibitions, talks, live demonstrations and open student interaction.
Consistently the same format — an aircraft demonstration, a model exhibition and a conversation.
Students taking part in programmes and demonstrations
Students reached through wider exhibition audiences
Typical student Q&A volume at the close of a programme
How a session runs
Six steps, built around student curiosity.
Every programme follows a consistent structure so students get a coherent story rather than a disconnected set of exhibits.
Aircraft demonstration
A live introduction to aircraft, flight and the systems that make flight possible.
Model exhibition
Handmade 2D aircraft and satellite models displayed for close, individual viewing.
Aerodynamics demonstration
Simple, visible demonstrations that make lift, drag and airflow understandable.
STEM activities
Hands-on activities that connect classroom science with aerospace practice.
Space mission awareness
Introduction to satellites, launch vehicles and India’s space missions.
Student Q&A and careers
Open questions, followed by a short career awareness and guidance segment.
What your institution receives
A complete package, coordinated with your school.
Institutions can request individual sessions or a combined programme. Everything is planned around student groups, available time and the interests of the class.
- Handmade aircraft & satellite model exhibition
- Aerospace & defence awareness talk
- Aerodynamics demonstrations
- STEM activities
- Space mission awareness
- Career awareness & guidance
- Student questions and answers
- Direct interaction with students

From the field
School programmes in photographs.
Photographs from recent Government School sessions across multiple states.












School photographs and event notes are also available in the Gallery & Field Notes archive.
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