Our F4 STEM students recently embarked on an exciting educational trip to Tokyo, Japan, where they visited several renowned science and technology centers. The trip was a fantastic opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of various STEM fields through hands-on experiences and interactive exhibits.

JAL Sky Museum: At the JAL Sky Museum, students explored the fascinating world of aviation. They learned about the history of Japan Airlines, the mechanics of aircraft, and the intricacies of flight operations. The museum’s interactive displays and simulators provided a unique insight into the aviation industry.

Miraikan – The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation: Miraikan offered students a glimpse into the future of science and technology. They engaged with exhibits on robotics, space exploration, and environmental sustainability. The highlight was the ASIMO robot demonstration, showcasing advancements in humanoid robotics.

Tsukuba Expo Center: At the Tsukuba Expo Center, students delved into various scientific disciplines, including physics, chemistry, and biology. The center’s planetarium and science shows captivated their imaginations, while hands-on experiments allowed them to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings.

JAXA Tsukuba Space Center: The visit to JAXA Tsukuba Space Center was an unforgettable experience. Students learned about Japan’s contributions to space exploration, including satellite development and astronaut training. They toured the facilities where real space missions are planned and executed, inspiring many to consider careers in aerospace.

Overall, the trip was an enriching experience that broadened our students’ horizons and ignited their passion for STEM subjects. We look forward to more such educational adventures in the future!