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“Exploring Creativity: A Captivating Showcase of Science and the Arts”

By Vivian Onyebukwa

In an inspiring display of creativity and intellect, students at Laureates College in Lagos showcased their skills during a vibrant five-day science and arts exhibition, underscoring the pivotal role of these disciplines in shaping young minds.

Sadiq Ibrahim, the outgoing principal of Laureates College, highlighted the exhibition’s significance, stating that such initiatives are vital for children’s cognitive development and emotional expression. This event marked a celebration of the students’ hard work and creativity, demonstrating how hands-on experiences can enhance their academic journey.

“The exhibition provides a fantastic opportunity for students to enhance their social skills through group projects,” Ibrahim noted. “Working collaboratively allows them to socialize, share their ideas, and embrace diverse cultures. Importantly, it ignites a passion for their chosen fields, cultivating a love for learning and innovation.”

Ibrahim emphasized the necessity of practical applications in science education. “Without hands-on experiments, science can feel abstract to students. I urge schools everywhere to incorporate practical projects into their curriculums—it can significantly boost their academic performance,” he explained.

In a nod to the challenges faced by today’s youth, Ibrahim voiced concerns over the impact of smartphones and social media on children. He urged parents to monitor their children’s online activities, advocating for a balanced approach to technology that promotes healthy interaction with the digital world.

Students who participated in the exhibition expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to showcase their talents. Many shared how the experience positively impacted their confidence and appreciation for the arts and sciences. “This exhibition has taught me so much,” said one student. “I’ve learned to work with others and express my ideas in new ways.”

As the exhibition wrapped up, it became evident that events like these not only foster academic growth but also create a dynamic learning environment where creativity thrives. It’s a reminder of the importance of nurturing both science and the arts in educational settings, setting students on a path for future success.

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