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Robotics Workshop Inspires 6th Class Students at St Clare’s N.S. Ballyjamesduff
Recently, Principal Karl Mc Cartin organised an exciting robotics workshop for the 6th Class students at St Clare’s National School in Ballyjamesduff. The workshop aimed to ignite interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) among young learners and provide hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology.
The day was divided into two engaging sessions. In the morning, Ms. O’Rourke's class eagerly participated in the workshop, exploring the fundamentals of robotics and programming. The students were thrilled to interact with the robots, learning how to control and program them to perform various tasks.
In the afternoon, it was Mr. Smith's class's turn to dive into the world of robotics. The students demonstrated great enthusiasm and curiosity as they tackled different challenges and collaborated on projects. The workshop not only enhanced their technical skills but also fostered teamwork and problem-solving abilities.
Principal Mc Cartin's initiative to bring this workshop to St Clare’s N.S. highlights the school's commitment to providing innovative educational opportunities. By exposing students to the exciting field of robotics, the school is helping to prepare them for a future where technology plays a pivotal role.
The success of the workshop was evident in the students' smiles and the buzz of excitement that filled the classrooms. It was a day of discovery, learning, and inspiration, leaving a lasting impact on the young minds of St Clare’s N.S.
Stay tuned for more updates on our efforts to promote STEM education in our community!