The competition challenged participants to design sustainable, health-focused living spaces for future space settlements
Published Date – 8 February 2025, 12:09 AM
The competition challenged participants to design sustainable, health-focused living spaces for future space settlements
Hyderabad: A total of 276 Narayana Schools students were selected in National Space Society (NSS) ‘Live in a Healthy Space’ design competition 2024, with the institution securing 47.2 per cent of all international selections and an impressive 65.9 per cent of Indian selections.
Open to students of classes VI to XII worldwide, the competition challenged participants to design sustainable, health-focused living spaces for future space settlements. Narayana students stood out with 58 awards, including four first prizes, 13 second prizes, nine third prizes, and 32 honourable mentions, a press release said.
Narayana Educational Institutions Director Dr P Sindhura said Narayana students have again demonstrated their brilliance on a global platform. Narayana Educational Institutions Director P Sharani said students’ success reflects their dedication and the institution’s unwavering commitment to academic and creative growth.
