(This article was first published in Toto Magazine on July 27, 2022)
By Wilfred Sanya
Parents of Trinity Primary School in Bukoto, a Kampala suburb, were excited to see science in action. This was during the Science and Art Day at the school, recently.
Pupils displayed projects such as art, shoe making, mushroom growing and rabbit keeping.
Aaron Neima, a Primary One pupil, excited parents when he explained how traffic lights operate.
Kaira Murungi, explained the different stages of the water cycle. He also explained the importance of green vegetation.
Paul Oboth, the deputy head teacher in charge of academics, said the day was aimed at enabling the children practise what they learn in class.
