Wednesday, April 22, 2026

Science push at expo

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Science and Technology is getting a big push at the People’s Cathedral School where today a science exposition was launched under the theme Discovering my World through Science.
For the seventh year students created projects as part of the school’s Science curriculum explained principal Kenroy Burke.
Burke added that the exposition had developed to a point where prizes were awarded for most interactive and most innovative as they push to get the best creativity out of the students.
Senator Haynesley Benn delivered the feature address and praised the efforts of the school. He even made a contribution to the exposition when he presented a personal cheque to the principal.
Benn said the expo was critical to the development of children since it helps them to develop cognitive skills related to science such as acquiring scientific language, making observations, taking measurements, gathering, analyzing and interpreting data, creating models and carrying out investigations.

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