GLH Education

Rameen Rizwan from Grade 5 presents a clear model of the water cycle, showing evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection. Her work reflects strong understanding and creativity in environmental science.
Well done, Rameen — your dedication and presentation skills are truly impressive.

Grade 5 Science Project
Density of Liquids Experiment by Nahla Asad

This experiment shows how liquids with different densities layer without mixing — like oil floating on water, and honey sinking to the bottom.
Excellent work, Nahla! Your hands-on experiment clearly explains why some liquids are heavier than others and makes science exciting to observe.

*Grade 5 Science Experiment*
*Water Filtration Project by Subhan*

An innovative filtration system designed to demonstrate how natural materials purify water through multiple layers.
Subhan’s project highlights the science of separation, showcasing how filtration removes impurities to produce cleaner water.

Well done, Subhan — excellent application of scientific concepts!

Grade 5 Science Project
Water Cycle Model by Eshal Sajid

Showing how water moves in a continuous loop: Sun → Evaporation → Condensation → Precipitation → Collection → Repeat.
This model explains each stage using a mini environment and reflects Eshal’s creativity and hard work.

Little Scientist, Big Idea!
Grade 5 student Muhammad Yousaf presents his Water Filtration Project.
He built a working model to show how impurities are removed from water.
Proud of his curiosity and effort.

Future Engineer in Action!
Grade 5 student Arham Aymen presents his Water Filtration Project.
He designed and built a working model to demonstrate how impurities are removed from water.
We are proud of his curiosity and effort.

Young Scientist at Work!
Grade 5 student Muhammad Fahad presents his Water Drainage Project.
He designed and built a working model to demonstrate how impurities are removed from water.
We are proud of his curiosity and effort.

Grade 6 student Aiza Abid presents her rainwater harvesting model with confidence and clarity. She explains how collecting and storing rainwater can conserve resources and support sustainable living. A practical solution, presented with purpose 💧

Grade 6 student Muhammad Faris confidently presents his solar system model. As he walks through each planet’s orbit, rotation, and position around the Sun, his clarity and confidence stand out. A presentation that turns space science into an engaging story 🪐