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: Exploring the Universe of Science
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- Award ceremony21 Nov · 4:30 PM
- Open hours9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Arenas7 competitions
- Info desk01711-857205
OKGS Genesis is the flagship science celebration of Omar Kindergarten School & Omar Garden Academy — two days when our entire campus becomes a launchpad. Hand-built working models, robotics projects, chemistry demonstration shows, research posters and live programming takes are exhibited, judged and celebrated under one sky.
Every arena is scored by an independent panel of judges, and the fair closes with the Genesis Award Ceremony where champions lift the Genesis Cup. Visitors are welcome on both days — no ticket, no registration, just curiosity.
Genesis 2026 is organised by the Math & Science Club (ALSMM) with the full crew of five school clubs — from the debate floor to the football field, every crew of the school runs a mission control of its own.
Competition arenas
Days of discovery
School clubs
Students in orbit
Visitors welcome both days — no ticket, no RSVP. Just bring your curiosity.
Nineteen minutes from the school's own camera — the drone over Kalai, the plaque table, the crowd roar. Hover any card for a peek; click to watch with sound.
Rules, class groups and judging criteria for every arena. Champions and runners-up in Junior (3–5), Middle (6–8) and Senior (9–10) groups where entries allow.
Cosmic Model Exhibition
The heart of Genesis. Working models of the solar system, water purification plants, hydraulic bridges, green energy grids — anything that turns a textbook page into something you can touch and power on.
Judged on
- Originality of concept
- Working principle & accuracy
- Presentation & viva
- Reuse of materials
Robotics & AI Challenge
Line-follower sprints, obstacle-run courses and free-form innovation demos. Bots are judged on autonomy, design and nerve — qualifiers on Day 1, the grand final on the main stage of Day 2.
Judged on
- Autonomy & sensors
- Course performance
- Engineering & build quality
- Innovation factor
Genesis Science Olympiad
A written qualifier across physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy and math reasoning — then the top scorers face the buzzer finals under stage lights in front of the whole school.
Judged on
- Written qualifier score
- Speed on the buzzer
- Depth across disciplines
- Composure under lights
Big Idea Pitch
Three minutes on stage to pitch a science or technology idea that solves a real problem of Kalai — farms, flood, energy, education. A panel of teachers and guest entrepreneurs fires back with questions.
Judged on
- Problem relevance
- Scientific feasibility
- Clarity of the pitch
- Answering the jury
Genesis Debate Floor
Hosted by ART Debating Society. Bangla and English motions announced in advance — semifinal on Day 1, the grand final motion fought out on Day 2 before the award ceremony.
Judged on
- Argument & evidence
- Refutation
- Diction & presence
- Team coordination
Starlight Poster & Art
A visual arena — hand-drawn science posters, charts and illustrative art on this year's theme: 'Exploring the Universe of Science'. Displayed along the library gallery for the full fair.
Judged on
- Theme alignment
- Scientific content
- Visual craft
- Colour & composition
Code & Create Lab
Run by the Association of Little Programmers & Computer Geeks. Scratch games, mini websites, Python pocket-tools — live demos at the machines, judged on imagination and working code.
Judged on
- Working demo
- Code originality
- UI & imagination
- Live explanation
Subject to light-speed fine-tuning — the final bulletin is posted on the school notice board.
Friday, 20 November 2026
Check-in & Booth Setup
All crewsTeams check in, collect crew badges, set up exhibits.
School Field
Grand Inauguration — The Big Bang
CeremonyLighting of the Genesis flame, national anthem, welcome by the principal.
Main Stage
Model Exhibition Opens
ExhibitionJudging round 1 begins — visitors walk the east wing galaxies.
East Wing
Robotics Qualifiers
CompetitionLine-follower and obstacle-run qualifier laps.
Science Lab Arena
Olympiad Written Round
Competition60-minute written qualifier for all age groups.
Exam Hall
Chemistry Demonstration Show
ShowALSMM's live chem-magic show — colour changes, elephants' toothpaste and more.
Science Lab
Poster Gallery & Judging
ExhibitionStarlight posters displayed and scored in the library gallery.
Library Gallery
Day 1 Results Bulletin
AnnouncementQualifier results posted; finalists announced for Day 2.
Notice Board
The Genesis Cup
Awarded to the single best project of the fair across all arenas — kept at school with the winning crew's names engraved.
Arena Champions
Each arena crowns a champion and runner-up with crests, certificates and science kits.
Certificates for all
Every participant receives an official Genesis 2026 certificate signed by the principal.
Short, simple and strictly enforced — so every crew gets a fair launch window and every project gets judged on its merits.
Free & final lists
Participation is free. Entry lists close on 18 November 2026; late entries are accepted only if an arena still has slots.
Your own work
Projects must be student-built. Judges may ask viva questions; borrowed or bought projects are disqualified.
Safety first
Chemistry demos and robotics need a safety check on setup day. No open flames without a lab supervisor.
Teams & classes
Respect the class groupings and team-size limits of your arena. One participant may captain at most two arenas.
Judges' word is final
Scoring uses the published criteria of each arena. The judges' panel resolves any dispute.
Discipline & dress
School uniform or crew badge is required on both days. Fair discipline rules follow the school code.
Every enrolled OKGS student from Class 3 to Class 10 can enter one or more arenas. Some arenas group participants into Junior (3–5), Middle (6–8) and Senior (9–10) divisions so everyone competes fairly.
Nothing. Participation is completely free — for participants and for visitors. Entry forms were collected at the school office until 18 November 2026.
Absolutely. The exhibition galleries, stage shows and demonstration arenas are open to parents, guardians and neighbours on both days from 9 AM to 5 PM. No ticket needed.
The Genesis Cup is awarded to the single best project of the fair, chosen by the judges across all arenas. Each arena also crowns a champion and a runner-up with crests and certificates.
Models and robots are team-built before the fair. The school provides power strips, tables, the robotics course, computers for the Code & Create lab and standard quiz equipment.
Fair portal sign-in
Participants, judges and crew will sign in here once the portal opens.
The portal opens soon — for now, the info desk at 01711-857205 answers everything.