St. Joseph Mae Ramad School Launches 'Science Week 2026' to Foster Learning and Innovation
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Last updated: 24 Aug 2026
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Objectives of the Event
The primary objective of this Science Week is to promote and develop students' potential in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), which are crucial skills for living in the 21st century. It also aims to inspire students to discover their aptitudes and interests through hands-on learning and a variety of engaging activities.
Engaging Activities
During Science Week 2026, students will have the opportunity to participate in numerous activities designed to stimulate creativity and problem-solving skills, such as:
Science Project and Exhibition Showcase: Presenting student projects derived from research and experiments.
Science Competitions: Testing knowledge and understanding of scientific principles through challenging games and quizzes.
Practical Workshops: Providing opportunities for students to conduct real experiments with various scientific and technological equipment.
Educational Exhibitions: Displaying information and new innovations in the scientific and technological realms.
Vision for the Future
Sr. Amelie Atchara Rungrojkasem, the School Principal, emphasized the importance of science and technology education, stating, “Science is the foundation of national development, and technology is the key that will lead us to a sustainable future. This Science Week event will not only enhance knowledge but also cultivate logical thinking, questioning, and problem-solving processes, which are at the heart of being a good scientist and thinker.”
St. Joseph Mae Ramad School is committed to nurturing quality youth with knowledge, abilities, and virtues, to become vital forces in driving society and the nation forward.
The primary objective of this Science Week is to promote and develop students' potential in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), which are crucial skills for living in the 21st century. It also aims to inspire students to discover their aptitudes and interests through hands-on learning and a variety of engaging activities.
Engaging Activities
During Science Week 2026, students will have the opportunity to participate in numerous activities designed to stimulate creativity and problem-solving skills, such as:
Science Project and Exhibition Showcase: Presenting student projects derived from research and experiments.
Science Competitions: Testing knowledge and understanding of scientific principles through challenging games and quizzes.
Practical Workshops: Providing opportunities for students to conduct real experiments with various scientific and technological equipment.
Educational Exhibitions: Displaying information and new innovations in the scientific and technological realms.
Vision for the Future
Sr. Amelie Atchara Rungrojkasem, the School Principal, emphasized the importance of science and technology education, stating, “Science is the foundation of national development, and technology is the key that will lead us to a sustainable future. This Science Week event will not only enhance knowledge but also cultivate logical thinking, questioning, and problem-solving processes, which are at the heart of being a good scientist and thinker.”
St. Joseph Mae Ramad School is committed to nurturing quality youth with knowledge, abilities, and virtues, to become vital forces in driving society and the nation forward.
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