STEAM Exhibition

Tumuteku Rore

The annual STEAM Exhibition is a highly anticipated event that showcases the latest advancements in science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics The exhibition serves as a platform for students to come together, collaborate, and share their innovative ideas. The STEAM Exhibition has become an essential element in promoting and advancing interdisciplinary research and education.

Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has highly commended the Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) group of nations for its tremendous leadership in ensuring the region’s tuna stocks are managed and sustainably harvested and for providing economic and social benefits to its people since the Organization’s inception The Prime Minister encouraged the PNA members, which host one of the world’s largest tuna fisheries to remain vigilant and innovative in view of threats transpiring from Climate Change and other external events

June flashbacks Keilana Biukoto

Here we are going to take a look back at the historical moments that took place on these dates in the past:

13th of June

It is more likely than not that you would have come across the Miranda Rights, a set of words along the lines of “You are under arrest,” followed by “you have the right to remain silent”/ “anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law” You may have heard this in a TV show or movie, or you may have read this in a book What you might not know is that it was actually passed on this date in 1966

Alexander the Great, the King of Macedonia, died in 323 BCE, in the ancient city of Babylon

15th of June

The Magna Carta was signed by England’s King John in 1215 This greatly limited the (political) power of the British monarchy He was forced to sign this by his Barons, who felt the King’s continuous abuse of power was something that should no longer be tolerated. King John had wanted to raise taxes in order to fund his conquest to retake Anjou and Normandy (in France). This made them upset because they did not want to fund a war they did not care about.

16th of June

Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova began the journey as the first female go to space. At the time, she was a 26-year-old engineer, with no prior aviation training. She went into space on Vostok 6.

The STEAM Exhibition allows participants to gain a deeper understanding of various scientific disciplines and their interconnectedness It serves as a forum for students to explore their interests and be inspired to pursue careers in STEAM fields. Woodford recently held their exhibition where the middle school students invited four other schools to come and visit the exhibition: Vura High School, Saint Nicholas Anglican College, Kukum SDA High School and Tamboko High School There were different types of experiments and researches done to give the best results The exhibition was led by the schools’ STEAM team – Mr Augustine, Ms Wendy and not forgetting Mr Alex’s unwavering support. Their experiments ranged from using Coke n’ Mentos to creating suspension bridges. The schools that visited were intrigued by how much the students had worked hard on their projects and asked a lot of questions regarding how they managed to come up with the experiments, how would it be able to help in the future and the challenges they faced The exhibition turned out to be a success and everyone managed to learn something new at the end of the event.