Hundreds of children and adults got some insight into the use of technology to boost their education when the first ever Back To School A+ Expo was held at Sheraton Mall, Christ Church, yesterday.
A variety of booths showcased products offering academic, vocational and software solutions.
Johan Crichlow, marketing coordinator at Sheraton, said the expo was held to promote academic excellence and academic development in society. “We are trying to push technology and the use of it to benefit children in their academics,” he added.
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