This spring, our school launched a new Science Club for students in Grades 7 to 10. The club aims to deepen students’ understanding of environmental science and the concept of One Health through inquiry-based learning.

On Friday, April 17, an orientation session and microscope safety workshop were held.

Students listened attentively to instructions on the proper handling of equipment and practiced using microscopes while learning basic observation techniques.

The supervising teachers, Angie and Luke, shared their thoughts: “We are very pleased to see students join the club with a strong interest in science.
As a STEAM-focused school, we hope to integrate science and the concept of One Health, helping students recognize how small elements are connected to larger systems. We look forward to seeing their growth.”

We hope that the upcoming lectures and fieldwork will stimulate students’ intellectual curiosity and provide meaningful opportunities for deeper learning.

Please stay tuned for future updates on the club’s activities.