
"Being able to see and handle apparatus adds meaning that is impossible to convey through the standard, dry 'chalk and talk' "
- Oliver Sykes, a school in Guinea Bissau
"Being able to see and handle apparatus adds meaning that is impossible to convey through the standard, dry 'chalk and talk' " |
HomeWhy LabAid? Many secondary schools around the world do not have any science equipment. Therefore few of their students pass compulsory practical examinations. What can be done to help? Schools, colleges, universities and companies in the UK often have suitable equipment that could be donated. LabAid can supply this to requesting schools in Africa and other developing countries. How?
Is it making a difference? It is enabling many more students to enter careers in science. With donations, LabAid could do more Website last updated on 27 August 2011 |