Grade X CR & G BCLR Biology in Action: Exploring the Human Body through Kidney Dissection

🔬 Grade X CR & G BCLR Biology in Action: Exploring the Human Body through Kidney Dissection

The Civil Lines Campus buzzed with excitement as our brilliant Grade X CR and G BCLR Biology students stepped into the lab for an engaging hands-on session. With sleeves rolled up and curiosity shining in their eyes, they eagerly connected classroom concepts with real-world learning.

The highlight of the session was the kidney dissection activity, where students carefully examined the internal structures of the organ. With precision and teamwork, they successfully identified key parts—cortex, medulla, and renal pelvis—bringing their theoretical knowledge of the excretory system to life.

What made the experience even more special were the smiles, enthusiasm, and focused expressions of the students. The activity not only strengthened their understanding of human biology but also sharpened their observation, teamwork, and analytical skills.

At Civil Lines Campus, we believe that learning goes beyond textbooks. Practical experiences like these spark curiosity, deepen comprehension, and make education truly meaningful. Our young scientists are well on their way to exploring the wonders of the human body with confidence and passion!