District Community Science Centre
Children's Museum & Bal Bhavan Amreli (Gujarat - India)
(Gujarat Council On Science & Technology.DST.Govt.Of Gujarat)
(National Bal Bhavan, Ministry Of Education Govt.Of India & Education Dept.Govt.Of Gujarat.)
(Youth Service & Cultural Activities, Dept.Of Culture, Govt.Of Gujarat & Govt.Of India)
TIE & DYE WORKSHOP, Kanya Shala, Chalala,(Gujcost.DST.Govt.Of Gujarat), March.29th,2025.
THE POWER OF THE SCIENCE, Kanya Shala, Chalala,(Gujcost.DST.Govt.Of Gujarat), March.29th,2025.
TIE & DYE WORKSHOP, Kanya Shala, Chalala,(Gujcost.DST.Govt.Of Gujarat), March.29th,2025.
TIE & DYE WORKSHOP Students of #KanyaShala, #Chalala showcased their intellectual ingenuity through #BAANDHANI #Art. #TIE & #DYE.
THE POWER OF THE SCIENCE,Kanya Shala, Chalala,(Gujcost.DST.Govt.Of Gujarat), March.29th,2025.
THE POWER OF THE SCIENCE Students of #KanyaShala,#Chalala showed great enthusiasm to understand the basic principles of Science along with various experiments! (#Gujcost.#DST.#Govt.Of #Gujarat)
FUN WITH SCIENCE ,Vankiya Primary School,(Gujcost.DST.Govt.Of Gujarat) March.28th,2025
AMAZING PAPER WORK ,Vankiya Primary School,(Gujcost.DST.Govt.Of Gujarat) March.28th,2025

Science Centre
The CSC organizes various science activities among the discreet and educational places of the District. The beneficiaries of these activities are students ( of Primary, Secondary, Higher Secondary and College), teaches (Primary, Secondary, and Higher secondary), farmers and Household women. CSC is specially conducting programmes in rural areas.
Amreli Sangrahalaya
The museum is currently housed in a building popularly known as Rangamahal built n 1835 A.D., as residence of SUBA.(collector) of the erstwhile State of Baroda.


Bal-Bhavan
The Bal-Bhavan started under the aegis of the Shree Girdharbhai Sangrahalay is affiliated with the National Bal-Bhavan, (Govt. of India)New Delhi. Bal-Bhavan Conducts a wide range of activities for children in Music, Arts, Heritage and Astronomy and Science. This section allows children to freely conduct experiments of their own subject of general science and natural history.