Science day sparks curiosity and joy in the youngest learners
Junior Colleges Gardens Preschool’s Grade 0 students embark on an exciting adventure of science, discovery, and exploration, fostering a lifelong love for science.
Junior Colleges Gardens Preschool hosted a science day for Grade 0’s, designed to ignite curiosity and foster a love for science amongst the youngest learners.
The event was about hands-on experiments and interactive demonstrations that culminated in countless ‘aha’ moments from both learners and parents.
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The ambitious lineup of experiments showcased the limitless potential of young scientific minds. From mesmerizing lava lamps and bubbly elephant toothpaste to vibrant skittle rainbows, students delighted in the unique wonders of chemistry.
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Bianca Durrant, the school’s principal, shared her highlight of the day. “One of the highlights of the day was the discovery of mini volcanoes, where excited children combined baking soda and vinegar to create their miniature eruptions, gaining first-hand experience of chemical reactions in action.”
Adding to the day’s excitement was the active involvement of parents, who were invited to join their children at various science stations. Their participation transformed the event into a collaborative experience, allowing families to witness together the joy and fascination that science can inspire.
“The grade 0 science day was more than just a day of fun, it represented an essential part of our ongoing mission to cultivate a love for learning in our students. By engaging young minds with the sciences at such an early age, we aim to lay a strong foundation for critical thinking, problem-solving, and a lifelong passion for discovery.
“The event aimed as a fundamental step in nurturing a curious spirit among our students. Seeing our children exploring, questioning, and discovering the world around them fills me with joy. This is what education is truly about, sparking curiosity and inspiring a love for learning that will last a lifetime,” said Durrant.
As the day drew to a close, it became evident that the little scientists had absorbed a wealth of knowledge and had a fantastic time in the process.
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