Science leads the way
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.” Margaret Mead, the famous cultural anthropologist.
This should remind us all that even the smallest of us can change the world for the better – as long as we stick together. We live in a country that has many social and environmental problems but we do not have solutions for them.
Let’s look at load-shedding for instance. We all do not like load-shedding especially when we need the lights and not everyone can afford a generator or solar panels right? What if there was a way around all that?
The Science Way because it can make so many lives easier.
Calvary Christian College is hosting an Endemic Science Expo where many young brilliant minds put their heads together battling it out for the first place in proving science is the solution to problems within our immediate community. Join us on this experiential journey as we explore scientific advancements paving the way for a better future.
Come to engage with leading researchers and visionaries at the forefront of innovation. Explore interactive exhibits and demonstrations that spotlight initiatives tackling the issues we are facing, not just load-shedding, but also water-shedding and many more. An opportunity to get insights on how science can be the way for a better change. Discover solutions even you can do at home.
The initiative has attracted sponsors from all walks of life. Their generosity and commitment to advancing scientific knowledge have been instrumental in making this event a success.
Special thanks to Lunar Solar, a solar system supply and installation business specialising in bespoke packages; Voltex (Atlas group), supplier of electrical, solar, lighting and wiring needs and Major-Tech, leaders in professional test and measurement instrumentation.
Prepare to embark on a thought-provoking Endemic Science Expo, scheduled to take place on May 11 at Calvary Christian College from 09:00 to 12:00. Immerse yourself in a captivating showcase of research, discussions about catalysing positive social and environmental change through The Science Way.
Who knows, you could just have lights in your home all year round!
