Student Success
Anjali, Ellen, and Aubry, three exceptional students from St. Andrew Elementary School's Program for Gifted Learners, secured second place in the renowned Toshiba ExploraVision Awards, a prestigious STEM competition in North America. Their achievement truly reflects their and their educators' commitment to Deep Learning.
Innovative Project: Cyberschool
The talented team from St. Andrew Elementary School impressed the judges with their project titled "Cyberschool." Their innovative idea involves a solar-powered prototype AI device that supports learning all languages without an internet connection. This groundbreaking project aims to "support all those in need of education world-wide," reflecting the team's vision and dedication to making education accessible globally.
The Contest
The Toshiba ExploraVision Awards is a renowned competition encouraging students to envision and create innovative solutions to real-world problems using science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Participating in such competitions allows students to challenge themselves and showcase their talents internationally.
Awards and Recognition
In recognition of their outstanding achievement, Anjali, Ellen, and Aubry each received a $5000 US education bond and an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., to attend the awards ceremony in June.
Inspiring Others
This prestigious accolade not only celebrates their hard work and ingenuity but also inspires all OCSB students, highlighting the possibilities that come with collaboration, creativity and innovative thinking.
The Importance of STEM Education
STEM education is essential for equipping students with critical thinking, creativity, and collaborative skills to succeed in future careers. It is a vital component of our Deep Learning curriculum at OCSB, preparing students to be forward-thinking leaders and innovators.
