On April 27th, our school hallways were transformed into a vibrant hub of inquiry for our new event: Social Studies Sparks. This year, under the captivating theme “The Museum of Wonders”, students stepped into the roles of curators and experts, bringing knowledge to life.

The event is a true testament to our students' dedication as diligent enquirers and knowledgeable thinkers. By diving deep into their chosen topics, they demonstrated an impressive ability to analyze complex information and communicate it creatively to others. This academic rigour shows how our students are developing the intellectual curiosity necessary for high-level scholarship. The sheer quality of the work on display was outstanding, featuring several highlights:

• Economics: A fascinating History of Money project illustrated the evolution of payment methods through the ages.
• Geography: Interactive models of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes brought physical geography to life with explosive detail.
• Global Perspectives: Profound reflections on global religions showcased sophisticated critical thinking.
• History: Intricate recreations of the Bayeux Tapestry demonstrated a deep conceptual understanding of historical narratives.

The Social Studies department—Mr. Bai, Ms. Pollatos, Mr. Gomes, and Mr. Wachira—is incredibly proud of these achievements. Thank you to everyone who visited our Museum and supported our young scholars!