Scientific activities

Scientific activities in school can help to foster curiosity and a love of science among students.

Science fairs are organized to encourage students to develop and present science projects which also help to promote critical thinking and problem-solving skills, as well as an interest in science. Schools establish science clubs for students who are interested in science. These clubs can provide opportunities for students to conduct experiments, participate in science competitions, and engage in scientific discussions.

Our Schools also offer classes in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) to provide students with a strong foundation in these fields. STEM classes can help to prepare students for careers in science and technology and promote critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Teachers conduct science experiments in the classroom to help students understand scientific concepts and principles. These experiments can help to make science more engaging and accessible to students.

Schools organize field trips to science museums, laboratories, and other science-related sites. Field trips can help to expose students to different areas of science and inspire curiosity and interest in the subject.