Pakistan Science Club

Pakistan Science Club Celebrates Technovation Girls Regional Event 2025: Empowering Young Innovators Through Technology

Karachi, July 13, 2025 — A proud and inspiring day for Pakistan’s innovation ecosystem! Pakistan Science Club (PSC), the official Technovation Girls chapter for Pakistan, successfully celebrated the Technovation Regional Event 2025, recognizing the outstanding achievements of young girls from across the country who are using technology to solve real-world problems.

This year, PSC onboarded 404 girls, forming 75 dynamic teams and 22 fully onboarded mentors from various regions of Pakistan. Of these, 28 teams made it to the global submission stage, including:

13 teams in the Beginners Division
11 teams in the Junior Division
4 teams in the Senior Division

We are thrilled to share that 3 Pakistani teams advanced to the Semifinals of the prestigious Technovation Global Challenge, showcasing their creativity, technical skills, and commitment to change-making.

🌟 Our Semifinalist Teams

🥇 Beginners Division

Smart Library App
Developed by Technology Whizzes
Team Members: Zarshah Iqbal Khan, Aaisha Ayub, Mantasha Ahsan
A smart solution to manage school library systems efficiently, promote reading culture, and streamline book tracking for students and staff.

🥈 Junior Division

GeronHub
Developed by ECOGenAI
Team Member: Eshaal Mustafa
An AI-powered mobile platform designed to assist the elderly in staying connected, safe, and supported through accessible tech-based care.

🥉 Senior Division

NutriMama
Developed by Cyber Smith
Team Members: Ayesha Qamar, Lameaa Kamran, Anna Rauf
A mobile app dedicated to maternal health and nutrition, providing dietary plans, reminders, and educational resources to support pregnant and lactating mothers.

🧑‍🏫 The Driving Force Behind the Success

Sana – Chapter Ambassador
Sir Haris – Lead Mentor

Their tireless dedication and mentorship throughout the season played a vital role in guiding and empowering the participants on their journey from ideation to innovation.

🚀 Beyond the Code

Technovation is not just a competition—it’s a movement that equips girls with the confidence, skills, and support to become tech entrepreneurs and changemakers. Through this program, PSC is proud to foster leadership, digital literacy, teamwork, and problem-solving in young minds across Pakistan.

With every passing year, the number of participants and the quality of projects continue to rise, reflecting a growing enthusiasm among Pakistani girls to step into the world of STEM and make their mark on the global stage.

🙌 Join the Movement

Whether you’re a student, educator, mentor, or sponsor, there’s a place for you in this transformative journey. Together, let’s build a more inclusive and innovative future!

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Discover the best summer camp experience for kids in Karachi and Islamabad!
Registrations are now open for the STEM Summer Camp 2025, an exciting, hands-on learning program designed to inspire young minds to innovate, create, and solve real-world problems.

🌟 Why Join STEM Summer Camp 2025?

Organized by the Pakistan Science Club (PSC) in collaboration with Eco Science Foundation, TDF MagnifiScience Centre, Allama Iqbal Open University, and ScienceFuse, this year’s camp is all about “Innovate for Impact – Solving Real World Problems.”

Children ages 7 to 16 will explore robotics, chemistry, biology, and engineering through fun, engaging activities — while developing problem-solving skills and creativity.

📍 Camp Locations, Dates & Fees

🧪 1. STEM Camp – Korangi, Karachi

Dates: June 16 – 20, 2025
Time: 11:00 AM – 12:45 PM
Location: Pakistan Science Club HQ, Korangi
Fee: Rs. 6,500
Highlights: 5 days of high-energy science experiments, robotics, and a live science show.

🔬 2. STEM Camp – PECHS, Karachi (with ScienceFuse)

Dates: June 16 – July 3, 2025
Time: 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM
Location: Kickstart, Vital Foakh Tower, PECHS
Fee: Rs. 33,000
Highlights: Extended learning program with in-depth STEM challenges, creative thinking, and collaboration.

🔭 3. STEM Camp – TDF MagnifiScience Centre, Karachi

Dates: June 21 – 29 (Saturdays & Sundays only)
Time: Two slots – 2:30–4:30 PM & 5:00–7:00 PM
Location: TDF MagnifiScience Centre
Fee: Rs. 8,000
Highlights: Weekend camp in a hands-on science museum setting with all materials provided.

🌍 4. STEM Camp – Islamabad (with Eco Science Foundation)

Start Date: July 19, 2025
Time: Multiple time slots available
Location: Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad
Fee: Rs. 7,500
Highlights: Real-world science activities, group collaboration, and fun hands-on projects.

🔧 What Kids Will Learn

Each camp includes:🚀 Future Innovators (Ages 11–16)

💡 Think • 🔧 Design • 🚀 Solve

Calling all young inventors and problem-solvers!
Our Future Innovators track challenges campers to tackle real-world problems through innovation, teamwork, and creativity.

🗓 What to Expect:

🌊 Water & Energy Challenge: Design a system that powers a water pump using playground equipment – a lesson in alternative energy and mechanics.
🌱 Eco-Innovation Day: Develop smart environmental solutions, such as water filters or energy-saving devices.
📡 Smart Systems Workshop: Build and prototype interactive models using sensors and creative design thinking.
🛠 Engineering for Impact: Turn big ideas into real solutions by brainstorming, prototyping, and presenting like true engineers.

Each day is designed to inspire critical thinking, collaboration, and hands-on innovation — all while having fun!

👩‍🏫 Who Can Join?

Age Group: 7 to 16 years old
No prior experience required
Perfect for curious kids who love science, building, and creating!

🎯 Camp Goals

Spark curiosity and love for science
Develop critical thinking and teamwork skills
Promote real-world problem-solving through STEM
Provide a fun and educational summer experience

📝 How to Register

👉 Limited seats available!
Secure your child’s spot today and give them a summer full of learning, fun, and innovation.
🔗 Register Now: https://paksc.org/camp

📢 Final Words

The STEM Summer Camp 2025 isn’t just a camp — it’s a launchpad for future innovators, scientists, and changemakers. Whether you’re in Karachi or Islamabad, this is your child’s opportunity to explore science in the most exciting way possible.

Join us and be part of the movement to Innovate for Impact!

Discover smart and engaging summer activities for kids—from STEM and robotics to arts and sports—that help build future-ready skills beyond school.

The Muallem Prize: A Recognition of Excellence in Teaching

The Muallem Prize is a prestigious non-profit award presented annually by the Borhan Foundation for Education, with the support of various individuals and organizations. Its purpose is to honor exceptional teachers and elevate the social status of the teaching profession. Each year, this award recognizes one or more educators for their outstanding contributions.

This year, the Muallem Prize received nominations from over 30,000 teachers across 23 countries. Among these talented individuals, our CEO, Abdul Rauf, stood out and was selected as one of the top 20 semifinalists after a thorough evaluation process. After further scrutiny and additional criteria, Mr. Rauf advanced to the final stage, securing a spot in the top 5 finalists. Out of over 30,000 teachers, he was the only Pakistani to make it to this stage and ultimately became a finalist.

This achievement is not just a personal milestone for Mr. Abdul Rauf, but also a proud moment for Pakistan and the teaching community. It reflects the dedication and hard work he has poured into his career since 2002, advocating for STEM education and hands-on learning.

Breaking Barriers: Pakistan Science Club CEO is the First Ever Pakistani Muallem Prize Finalist

A Message from Abdul Rauf:

Although I didn’t win, being selected as one of the top 5 out of such a distinguished group of teachers is a huge achievement for me. This accomplishment is far more than just a personal success it’s proof that sincerity, hard work, and passion never go unnoticed.
I am deeply grateful to all my well-wishers, mentors, family, friends, and students who have supported me along this journey. Your love and prayers have been invaluable in helping me reach this stage.
This honor inspires me to work even harder, to continue pursuing my mission, and to reach new heights in the field of education. I am confident that this success will serve as a strong foundation for the next phase of my journey.

On October 10th, 2024, Team Pakistan Science Club had an amazing opportunity to organize a Telescope Training Workshop at Islamabad Model School for Boys. This event was made possible by the support of the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training, Pakistan.

Our team, including Fatima Rasheed, Usman Fareed, Tayyab Hameed, and our CEO Abdul Rauf, guided approximately 60 enthusiastic teachers during the session. Everyone got hands-on experience with the 150/750 Dobsonian telescope, proudly made in Pakistan by the Pakistan Science Club.

This telescope isn’t just a tool; it’s a doorway to the wonders of the universe, helping students and educators discover the stars right from their own backyard.

A big thank you to the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training, Pakistan for their support and to all the teachers who joined us. Together, we’re inspiring a love for science and exploration in the next generation. Let’s keep reaching for the stars!

Pakistan Science Club (PSC) and TDF MagnifiScience Centre Sign MoU to Strengthen Science Outreach and Education

On 9th September 2024, Pakistan Science Club (PSC) and TDF MagnifiScience Centre signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on science outreach, community engagement, and educational initiatives.

The MoU was formalized by Abdul Rauf, CEO of Pakistan Science Club, and Shakeel Ahmed, Director of TDF MagnifiScience Centre. The agreement aims to enhance science education through workshops, summer camps, and participation in joint events.

This partnership reflects the shared commitment of both organizations to promote science, technology, innovation, and critical thinking, while emphasizing their importance in society.

As witnesses to this agreement, Miss Fatima Rasheed, Admin Manager of Pakistan Science Club, and Mr. Muhammad Khan from TDF MagnifiScience Centre, also signed the MoU.

PSC and TDF MagnifiScience Centre have a long history of collaboration, and this memorandum will further strengthen their partnership, paving the way for impactful initiatives in science education and community engagement.

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