Physical libraries
At Vidyawadi, we believe in providing a holistic educational experience that caters to the diverse learning needs of our students. We operate three distinct educational units, each designed to serve different linguistic and academic requirements. These units work together to foster a dynamic learning environment, ensuring that every student receives the education that best suits their language proficiency, cultural background, and academic goals. Our three educational units are:

1. LDPS Collage
2. Hindi Medium School
3. English Medium School

These three units have their own separate libraries.

E-Library: –
At Vidyawadi, our E-Library Facility with computers, high-speed Wi-Fi, and uninterrupted power supply (UPS) creates an optimal environment for modern learning. The integration of these technologies supports flexible, student-centered learning and ensures that students have access to digital resources anytime and anywhere. With an array of e-books, online tools, and educational content, our E-Library is designed to help students excel academically and develop essential digital skills for the future. We invite all students and staff to make the most of this facility and explore the vast resources available to enhance their learning journey.

1. Science Laboratory

The Science Laboratory is one of the most common and essential labs in schools. It is used for conducting experiments in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Earth Science.

• Purpose: To allow students to perform experiments, observe scientific phenomena, and understand the practical applications of scientific principles.
• Features:
  • Equipment like microscopes, test tubes, beakers, Bunsen burners, and chemicals for chemistry experiments.
  • Biological specimens, lab coats, and protective gear for biology and life science experiments.
  • Physics kits, apparatus for measuring forces, energy, and electricity.
  • Safety features, such as fume hoods, first aid kits, and safety protocols.

2. Computer Laboratory (IT Lab)

A Computer Laboratory provides access to computers and digital technology for students to learn about information technology (IT), computer programming, and digital literacy.

• Purpose: To teach students how to use computers, software applications, coding, and develop basic programming skills.
• Features:
  • Computers with internet access and educational software.
  • Hardware for learning about computer components and building circuits.
  • Tools for teaching coding, design software, and web development.
  • Networked environment to facilitate group projects and online learning.

3. Mathematics Laboratory

A Mathematics Laboratory provides hands-on materials to help students visualize and understand mathematical concepts in a concrete way.

• Purpose: To enhance understanding of mathematical concepts through manipulatives, models, and interactive activities.
• Features:
  • Tools like geometric shapes, rulers, protractors, and compasses for geometry.
  • Graphing calculators, measuring instruments, and educational software for data analysis.
  • Physical objects like blocks, cubes, and patterns for teaching arithmetic, algebra, and other concepts.

4. Language Laboratory

A Language Laboratory is designed to support the learning of languages, particularly for listening and speaking skills, through technology and interactive exercises.

• Purpose: To improve students’ listening, speaking, and pronunciation skills in one or more languages, such as English, French, or Spanish.
• Features:
  • Computers or audio devices for listening exercises (such as recorded conversations, pronunciation drills, etc.).
  • Headsets and microphones for students to practice speaking and recording their language skills.
  • Interactive software for language practice, such as word games, grammar exercises, and pronunciation guides.
  • Audio-visual aids, such as video lessons, dialogues, and language immersion content.

5. Home Economics Laboratory

A Home Economics Laboratory is where students learn about life skills, including cooking, nutrition, and household management. It is often part of a school’s vocational education programs.

• Purpose: To teach students practical skills in cooking, nutrition, budgeting, and personal care.
• Features:
  • Cooking equipment such as stoves, ovens, blenders, and food processors.
  • Ingredients and supplies for preparing different types of meals.
  • Sewing machines, fabrics, and other materials for teaching clothing and textile management.
  • Resources for personal finance management and household budgeting.

6. Art and Craft Laboratory

An Art and Craft Laboratory is dedicated to the visual and creative arts, providing students with the tools and materials to express their creativity through various art forms.

• Purpose: To allow students to explore different artistic mediums, such as painting, drawing, sculpture, and craftwork.
• Features:
  • Art supplies, including paints, brushes, sketchbooks, clay, and sculptures.
  • Tools for printmaking, pottery, and textile arts.
  • Space for display and critique of student work.
  • Safety gear for handling certain materials, such as aprons and gloves.

7. Social Science Laboratory

A Social Science Laboratory may not be a “lab” in the traditional sense, but it is a space where students can explore and learn about geography, history, economics, and other social science disciplines.

• Purpose: To provide students with resources for studying social sciences, understanding cultural practices, and conducting fieldwork or project-based learning.
• Features:
  • Maps, globes, and atlases for geography lessons.
  • Historical artifacts, documents, and multimedia for history studies.
  • Computers and software for economic simulations, data analysis, and research.
  • Materials for group discussions, debates, and presentations.

8. Physics Laboratory
   

A Physics Laboratory is equipped with tools and equipment used to demonstrate and test concepts in physics, such as mechanics, electromagnetism, and thermodynamics.

• Purpose: To help students understand the principles of physics through practical experiments and demonstrations.
• Features:
  • Equipment for experiments related to motion, forces, energy, and waves (e.g., pulleys, spring scales, circuits, and thermometers).
  • Tools to measure electrical resistance, current, voltage, and other physical phenomena.
  • Demonstration kits for topics like optics (mirrors, lenses), magnetism, and fluid dynamics.

9. Chemistry Laboratory

A Chemistry Laboratory provides the space for students to conduct chemical experiments, study reactions, and explore the properties of different substances.

• Purpose: To allow students to explore chemical principles through hands-on experiments involving reactions, mixtures, and compounds.
• Features:
  • Chemicals, test tubes, flasks, and Bunsen burners for conducting reactions.
  • Equipment for measuring pH levels, temperature, and concentrations.
  • Safety equipment like goggles, gloves, and fume hoods.
  • Apparatus for experiments related to acids, bases, organic chemistry, and solutions.

10. Biology Laboratory

A Biology Laboratory is focused on teaching life sciences through experiments related to biology, anatomy, ecology, and genetics.

• Purpose: To provide practical learning experiences related to living organisms, ecosystems, and biological systems.
• Features:
  • Microscopes for studying cells, tissues, and microorganisms.
  • Biological samples (e.g., plant specimens, preserved animals) for study.
  • Tools for dissection, observation, and classification of biological organisms.
  • Equipment for studying genetics, enzymes, and cellular processes.