On Friday morning [July 27], the middle school students attending Ascendant Group’s annual STEM Camp had the opportunity to show their projects to the Minister of Education and Workforce Development Diallo Rabain.
STEM Camp was initially launched in 2013 to provide middle school students who display proven aptitude and interest in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics with an interactive experience in STEM related activities.
This year, STEM Camp ran from July 2 until July 27. The first two one-week sessions were open to beginners who had little practical STEM experience.
Students with more experience were selected to participate in the advanced session of the camp, where they spent two weeks working with circuits, developing computer games, coding HTML, programming Python, using animation, building robots, and creating a digital Cup Match badge.
The students were exceptionally excited to share their projects with Minister Rabain, largely due to his own STEM background.
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