Students who participated in the boot camp were encouraged to develop competition-ready small projects aligned with the societal problems to seek solutions to these problems.
The purpose of initiating students’ project competitions was to stimulate them to use their mathematical and scientific skills in solving societal challenges, to share their passions in mathematics and science, and engage them in thoughtful research projects and collaboration.
Students in their respective subjects were facilitated to form the groups where each group was formed by six to seven students. The competition started at subject level and in each subject, five projects were developed to compete for the first place.
Awards for the Best Project
The project titled "Smart Home with Auto-Plant Watering, Water Leakage Detector, and Water Reuse" from the Physics group was recognized as the best among all submissions. This innovative project achieved the highest score of 87.1% from the competition judges and evaluators.
Each student in this winning team was awarded a laptop as the prize for securing first place in the competition. The Physics group consisted of talented students from various secondary schools, listed below:
- Ineza Bright – FAWE Girls’ School, Gisozi/Gasabo
- Dusengimana Monique – TTC Gacuba II, Rubavu
- Ndayishimiye Felix – TTC Muramba, Ngororero
- Iraturinze Fabien – GS Tabagwe, Nyagatare
- Ntwali Aimable – GS Mayange A, Bugesera
- Muvunyi Elie – ES Nyanza, Nyanza
This outstanding achievement highlights the creativity, teamwork, and technical skills of the students involved.
