At North Point, learning extends beyond the classroom, encouraging students to question, create and apply knowledge to the world around them. This spirit came alive as the school participated for the first time in SRISHTI 4.0, the 4th Inter-School/Junior College Environment Exhibition Competition, held on 30 September 2026 at SIES Junior College of Commerce, Nerul.
Centred on the theme “Water Conservation: Every Drop Counts, Every Action Matters,” the exhibition brought together approximately 58 teams from across Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Raigad, showcasing innovative approaches to pressing environmental challenges.
Representing North Point were Grade 9 students Siya Nalage, Riddhima Girish, Rayaan Dey, Haaziq Khan, Harshit Ramisetty and Esther Kariyatti, under the guidance of Mrs. Gauri Kulkarni.
The students explored projects addressing rainwater harvesting, groundwater replenishment, water pollution, greywater reuse and sustainable water management. Interacting with participants from diverse institutions exposed them to new perspectives, strengthened communication and collaboration, and demonstrated how Physics, science and technology can translate into practical solutions.
More than an exhibition, SRISHTI 4.0 became a lesson in curiosity, innovation and responsible action—reinforcing North Point’s commitment to experiential learning and its belief that meaningful change begins with awareness, and every drop truly counts.