On a bright and exciting morning at Unity Kindergarten and School, our learners went on a fun trip to Apollo Science Park, ready to learn about science, nature, and culture. The day was filled with hands-on experiments, cultural discoveries, and lots of adventure!
Our first stop was the Museum of Technology, where the children were amazed by cool inventions and how technology has changed over time. They saw old communication devices, medical tools, televisions, and even learned that understanding the past helps us plan for the future. The interactive displays made learning fun and exciting!
Next, we visited the laboratory, where the learners became scientists for the day. With the help of experts, they did fun experiments, learning about chemical reactions, heat, and physics. Their eyes lit up with excitement as they watched science come to life.
From science, we moved on to culture by exploring an African heritage exhibit. The learners learned about African traditions, music, and art, gaining a deeper understanding of the continent’s rich history. They even played traditional instruments and tried their hand at pottery, making the experience truly special.
After that, we enjoyed a peaceful nature walk, where the children observed different plants, listened to birds, and admired the beauty of nature. This was followed by a fun challenge—finding their way through a maze! Laughter and excitement filled the air as students worked together to reach the end.
Agriculture was another important part of our trip. The students learned about different farming methods, how food is grown, and how technology helps improve farming. We got the chance to show off our farming skills learnt in school. One of the best moments of the trip was visiting the petting zoo. The children loved meeting friendly animals like rabbits, goats, and chickens. Some were nervous at first but soon enjoyed feeding and petting the animals.
We also explored different types of transportation, from cars to a model sailboat, an airplane, and the most exciting—a model rocket ship! The students saw how transportation has changed over time and how it helps people travel.
As the day came to an end, the students returned home with big smiles, new knowledge, and wonderful memories. The trip to Apollo Science Park was an amazing experience, making learning fun and inspiring our young explorers to discover more.
We can’t wait for our next adventure!