Our laboratory, provided by Blackpool Soroptimist International through their Christine Walker fund, is playing a vital part in our school.
Practical work there is getting our students, from primary upwards, excited about science.
Our school principal, Mr Laurent, said: Being one of a kind in the entire county, and perhaps beyond, the laboratory allows advanced learning to be brought to our classes for the benefit of the child.
Consequently, the kids can prove their mastery of the learned content as depicted at a recent open day by Secondary students Douglas Tumaini and Yaa Mtawali doing Titration, Stephen Katana and Rashid Omondi tackling Acids and Bases, Dorris Bendera with Paper Chromatography and Gabriel Mwarabu doing Linear Motion.
We are deeply grateful to Blackpool Soroptimists for investing in the future of our our young people, you gift to them is priceless.
Thank you.
