Ando BedoVillage
The Magic Of Science
In an amazing day of discovery, Sawstem brought the magic of science to Ando Bedo village, just 59 kilometers from the lively capital city of Lome. More than 16 eager school kids got hands-on with cool STEM activities, making it a day to remember for everyone.
The wonders of science amazed not just the kids but also got a big thumbs up from the village's teachers, parents, and wise elders. Mr. Edoh, one of the respected elders, cheered, "These workshops opened a new world for our children. Sawstem made science awesome, and we're thankful for the good vibes it brought to our community."
After the mind-blowing science adventures, the day turned into a friendly feast, with everyone sharing good times and tasty food. The fun didn’t stop there – a movie night featuring the hilarious
The wonders of science amazed not just the kids but also got a big thumbs up from the village's teachers, parents, and wise elders. Mr. Edoh, one of the respected elders, cheered, "These workshops opened a new world for our children. Sawstem made science awesome, and we're thankful for the good vibes it brought to our community."
After the mind-blowing science adventures, the day turned into a friendly feast, with everyone sharing good times and tasty food. The fun didn’t stop there – a movie night featuring the hilarious
Science Fun Event
Charlie Chaplin comedy lit up smiles across the village. The kids and everyone else loved it, turning the evening into a big hit. Happy voices echoed through testimonials from the kids and their families, expressing joy and gratitude.
Adding a dash of excitement, the village youth organized a lively football match with a nearby club, turning up the energy levels. Mrs. Afi, a parent, shared, "Sawstem’s way of doing things made a real impact. The mix of science and the football match created unforgettable memories for our children."
This mix of STEM, community fun, and sports earned high-fives from all corners. Sawstem's involvement goes beyond just an event – it's a spark that ignited curiosity and brought the community closer in the heart of Ando Bedo village.
Adding a dash of excitement, the village youth organized a lively football match with a nearby club, turning up the energy levels. Mrs. Afi, a parent, shared, "Sawstem’s way of doing things made a real impact. The mix of science and the football match created unforgettable memories for our children."
This mix of STEM, community fun, and sports earned high-fives from all corners. Sawstem's involvement goes beyond just an event – it's a spark that ignited curiosity and brought the community closer in the heart of Ando Bedo village.
Acknowledgement Statement
This research was supported by the Sub-Saharan African Network for TB/HIV Research Excellence (SANTHE) which is funded by the Science for Africa Foundation to the Developing Excellence in Leadership, Training and Science in Africa (DELTAS Africa) programme [Del-22-007] with support from Wellcome Trust and the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office and is part of the EDCPT2 programme supported by the European Union; the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation [INV-033558]; and Gilead Sciences Inc., [19275]. All content contained within is that of the authors and does not necessarily reflect positions or policies of any SANTHE funder. For the purpose of open access, the author has applied a CC BY public copyright licence to any Author Accepted Manuscript version arising from this submission.
Science Fun
The Magic Of Science
In an amazing day of discovery, Sawstem brought the magic of science to Ando Bedo village, just 59 kilometers from the lively capital city of Lome. More than 16 eager school kids got hands-on with cool STEM activities, making it a day to remember for everyone.
The wonders of science amazed not just the kids but also got a big thumbs up from the village's teachers, parents, and wise elders. Mr. Edoh, one of the respected elders, cheered, "These workshops opened a new world for our children. Sawstem made science awesome, and we're thankful for the good vibes it brought to our community."
After the mind-blowing science adventures, the day turned into a friendly feast, with everyone sharing good times and tasty food.
The wonders of science amazed not just the kids but also got a big thumbs up from the village's teachers, parents, and wise elders. Mr. Edoh, one of the respected elders, cheered, "These workshops opened a new world for our children. Sawstem made science awesome, and we're thankful for the good vibes it brought to our community."
After the mind-blowing science adventures, the day turned into a friendly feast, with everyone sharing good times and tasty food.
Ando BedoVillage
The fun didn’t stop there – a movie night featuring the hilarious Charlie Chaplin comedy lit up smiles across the village. The kids and everyone else loved it, turning the evening into a big hit. Happy voices echoed through testimonials from the kids and their families, expressing joy and gratitude.
Adding a dash of excitement, the village youth organized a lively football match with a nearby club, turning up the energy levels. Mrs. Afi, a parent, shared, "Sawstem’s way of doing things made a real impact. The mix of science and the football match created unforgettable memories for our children."
This mix of STEM, community fun, and sports earned high-fives from all corners. Sawstem's involvement goes beyond just an event – it's a spark that ignited curiosity and brought the community closer in the heart of Ando Bedo village.
Adding a dash of excitement, the village youth organized a lively football match with a nearby club, turning up the energy levels. Mrs. Afi, a parent, shared, "Sawstem’s way of doing things made a real impact. The mix of science and the football match created unforgettable memories for our children."
This mix of STEM, community fun, and sports earned high-fives from all corners. Sawstem's involvement goes beyond just an event – it's a spark that ignited curiosity and brought the community closer in the heart of Ando Bedo village.
Acknowledgement Statement
This research was supported by the Sub-Saharan African Network for TB/HIV Research Excellence (SANTHE) which is funded by the Science for Africa Foundation to the Developing Excellence in Leadership, Training and Science in Africa (DELTAS Africa) programme [Del-22-007] with support from Wellcome Trust and the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office and is part of the EDCPT2 programme supported by the European Union; the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation [INV-033558]; and Gilead Sciences Inc., [19275]. All content contained within is that of the authors and does not necessarily reflect positions or policies of any SANTHE funder. For the purpose of open access, the author has applied a CC BY public copyright licence to any Author Accepted Manuscript version arising from this submission.