In an age of rapid technological change, Shalom Presidency School has reimagined learning through its Ingenium Lab — a 3,000 sq. ft. future-ready innovation hub where curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving converge

This pioneering initiative owes its existence to the visionary leadership of the Founder, Dr. Mrs. Lilly George. Her tireless commitment to holistic education and her belief in nurturing young minds have laid the foundation for a space where curiosity is celebrated and creativity finds wings.

The vision of the Vice Chairman and Sherpa, Mr. Dennis George Sir, has been truly instrumental in shaping the Ingenium Lab into a thriving hub of innovation.

With his dynamic guidance and forward-looking approach, he has steered this initiative to align seamlessly with the needs of the future. His unwavering encouragement, strategic foresight, and belief in empowering students with cutting-edge, future-ready skills have positioned Shalom Presidency at the forefront of progressive education, inspiring both educators and learners to embrace change with confidence and creativity.

Beyond technology, the Ingenium Lab fosters a culture of inquiry and creativity. Students are encouraged not only to understand how things work but to imagine new possibilities — from drones for agriculture to chatbots for senior citizens. Learning is enriched by a team of future-ready educators who act as facilitators and mentors, ensuring each child’s journey is challenging, personalised, and empowering.

Aligned with Mission Shalom 2.0, the Lab aims to:

open new frontiers of opportunity for students,
empower teachers as change-makers, and
build a collaborative ecosystem involving students, educators, and families.

The Ingenium Lab equips students with academic proficiency, entrepreneurial thinking, empathy, digital literacy, and global awareness. It encourages them to see themselves as change agents capable of addressing real-world challenges with creativity and conviction.

More than a technological space, the Ingenium Lab is a catalyst for transformation — nurturing today’s learners into tomorrow’s innovators and leaders.

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