He claimed that this would allow students the chance to get real-world experience in their chosen fields of study and would also serve as a platform for innovation and teamwork.
He emphasized that in order for students to completely comprehend and appreciate the complexity of science, they must apply their theoretical knowledge to real-world circumstances. He also emphasized the value of experiential learning and practical experience in the scientific community.
Dr. Bekoe went on to emphasize the importance of research in expanding our understanding and advancing several scientific fields.
In general, he said, “The creation of the legacy project will offer an invaluable resource for scholars, students, and the larger community, promoting a culture of inquiry, discovery, and creativity in the field of science.”
Rev. Fr. Benjamin Opoku Ohene, the school’s headmaster, stated that the completed building would be essential to realizing the school’s goal of educating and turning out globally competitive students.
The 2000-year-old group’s initiative is admirable because it demonstrates their dedication to supporting the next generation of students and giving back to their alma mater. They also noted that the science innovation and incubation center will surely help the school and foster future scientists and innovators.
Rev. Fr. Opoku Ohene urged other school-year groups to assist them, emphasizing that the school was in dire need of furniture as well as other essential teaching and learning supplies.
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