Students defy limited resources to deliver impressive mini science fair
Despite having no science laboratory and limited access to learning resources, Grade 7 students at the Philip Aravure Primay School in Gerehu Stage 3, Port Moresby, successfully staged an impressive mini science and social fair, showcasing innovative projects on climate change and environmental sustainability. The exhibition, held on Friday, 5 th June, was in observance of the World Environment Day. To access this post, you must purchase Web , Web – One-Day , Web – 14-Day , W
Students at Philip Aravure Primary School in Port Moresby have demonstrated remarkable ingenuity by organizing a mini science and social fair despite significant resource limitations. Lacking a dedicated science laboratory and facing scarcity in learning materials, the Grade 7 pupils nonetheless presented innovative projects focused on climate change and environmental sustainability.
The event, held on Friday, June 5th, coincided with World Environment Day, providing a platform for students to showcase their understanding and creative solutions to pressing global issues.
This event highlights the potential for student innovation and engagement with critical environmental topics even in under-resourced educational settings.
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