Music Pandit Sponsors Students at Greenwood High School Bangalore for National F1 SchooL Competition

BANGALORE, India - Aug. 19, 2024 - PRLog -- Bangalore, India – Music Pandit School, a leading name in music education space, is proud to announce its sponsorship of Greenwood High International School students, for the prestigious F1 in Schools competition. This innovative STEM competition challenges students to design, manufacture, and race miniature Formula 1 cars, integrating the disciplines of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in an exciting and competitive environment.

Greenwood High International School's Junior F1 Team, named Team Smooth Operators, consists of five highly enthusiastic Grade 11 students: Aarush Mohan, Ekatva Jain, Vedant Krishnan, Pranith Gogineni, and Harshita Gogineni. With their keen interest in STEM and engineering, they have emerged as the regional winners of the F1 in Schools Bangalore competition. They are now set to compete on the national stage, aiming to secure a place in the global finals. The National finals are on 17th and 18th of August in Delhi.

"At Music Pandit, we believe in fostering creativity and excellence in young minds, be it in music or any other field. Our sponsorship of students of Greenwood High International School in the F1 in Schools competition aligns with our mission to support and nurture talent," said Serah John, CEO of Music Pandit. "We are thrilled to see these students excel and are committed to helping them achieve even greater heights."

The F1 in Schools competition provides students with a unique platform to apply their theoretical knowledge in a practical setting. By engaging in this hands-on project, students develop a range of skills, including project management, collaboration, and engineering. Music Pandit's sponsorship will provide Team Smooth Operators with the necessary resources to enhance their car design, conduct thorough testing, print each car and merchandise, market themselves and present their work with the professionalism and flair that the competition demands in New Delhi for the national level competition.

About the Car:

Team Smooth Operators' car features a main chassis made of lightweight polyurethane foam, with certain components like wings and wheels 3D printed. Designed for straight-line speed and quick acceleration, the car will race on a 25-metre track, showcasing the students' engineering prowess and innovative thinking.

Music Pandit's sponsorship is a significant boost for the team as they prepare for the national competition. This partnership underscores Music Pandit's dedication to promoting education and nurturing young talent, both in music education and beyond.

Stay tuned for updates on Greenwood High International School's journey in the F1 in Schools competition and join us in cheering them on as they aim for national glory. For more information about the F1 Program, visit [https://www.f1inschools.com].