More than 200 girls pursuing science combinations in high school gathered on July 7 to participate in the STEM clubs launch event organised by Starlight Africa.
The students represented four high schools across Muhanga and Ruhango districts, namely: Groupe Scolaire Notre Dame de Lourdes, Groupe Scolaire Saint Joseph Kabgayi, College Saint Jean Nyarusange, and Kigoma Secondary School.
The event encompassed various engaging activities, providing a platform for the girls to showcase their skills and discuss diverse ways in which they aspire to apply them. The students expressed interest in STEM camps during holidays and the need for tech-enabled platforms to continue expanding their knowledge even outside the classroom.
He cited enhanced public speaking skills, project development, and their ability to apply knowledge in creating academic papers.
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