On July 11, 2026, the Attached Primary School of the Phnom Penh Teacher Education College (PTEC) officially inaugurated its 1st Science Fair. As a primary school student teacher, I participated in this landmark event, which showcased student innovation, experiments, and creative projects designed to boost early interest in STEM fields. I had the opportunity to present science concepts to the classroom and support the students in their demonstrations.
The event focused heavily on hands-on science experiments, young learner innovations, and creative displays. Young learners eagerly presented interactive experiments and creative problem-solving models. The overarching educational goal was successfully met by encouraging foundational curiosity, teamwork, and applied scientific thinking among the primary students.
Highlights
- Facilitated hands-on science experiments and interactive displays for young learners.
- Supported primary students in presenting creative problem-solving models and STEM innovations.
- Presented classroom science concepts to encourage foundational curiosity, teamwork, and applied scientific thinking.
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Demonstration of Smart Cars Parking System at PTEC Science Fair
Primary school students test a hands-on Smart Cars Parking System model at the inaugural PTEC Science Fair, using RFID scanners to operate an automated barrier gate and explore real-world STEM applications.
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A detailed educational poster explaining a Smart Cars Parking System, featuring circuit diagrams for components like wireless charging and solar tracking, designed to teach primary students about smart city technologies.
Phnom Penh Teacher Education College (PTEC), Phnom Penh, CambodiaJuly 2026Group 1 Class E11