Dawn School Wins First Prize at Taus Foundation’s 2nd Inter-School Robotics Competition and Expo 2025



Hyderabad (Same Day): The Taus Foundation successfully organized the second Inter-School Robotics Competition and Expo 2025 on Sunday at Royal Regency Gardens, Mehdipatnam, bringing together young innovators from various schools across the city.

The Robotics Team of Dawn Group of Schools secured the first prize in the competition, while Mesco Grade School stood second, showcasing exceptional creativity and technical proficiency in robotics design and programming.

Mr. Zafar Javed, Secretary of the Sultan-ul-Uloom Educational Society, graced the event as the chief guest and presented prizes to the winning teams. The event was also attended by Dr. Iftekhar, Secretary of Mesco Diagnostics, Mr. Safi Ur Rahman, Founder of the Taus Foundation, and Mr. Wasi Ur Rahman, Managing Director of Dawn Group of Schools.

The expo aimed to promote interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) among school students through interactive, hands-on learning experiences.

Empowering Education Through Technology


The Taus Foundation, under its mission to create educational opportunities for marginalized communities, has been implementing innovative learning programs. After training over 750 teachers from 65 schools in advanced English communication skills in collaboration with the British Council, the foundation has now launched its Robotics Education Program in 13 schools, enrolling more than 300 students. Plans are underway to expand the program to 1,000 students, entirely free of cost.

According to the foundation, the robotics curriculum is designed in alignment with the Telangana State Science and Math syllabus and also conforms to international standards such as NGSS, CSTA, and Common Core.

“Our vision is to promote inclusivity and build a knowledge-based society that empowers every learner, regardless of socio-economic background,” a spokesperson from the foundation said.

The robotics initiative not only enhances students’ technological aptitude but also fosters critical thinking, creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration—skills essential for the 21st-century learner.

With such initiatives, Taus Foundation continues its commitment to “Creating the Future” by preparing students to face global academic and technological challenges with confidence. 

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