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Digicel donates laptops to Region 5 STEM Clubs

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February 22, 2023
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STEM Coach - Bradley Downer receiving the laptops on behalf of the clubs 

STEM Coach - Bradley Downer receiving the laptops on behalf of the clubs 

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Telecommunications company Digicel Guyana has just made a generous contribution to the local STEM education community, as part of their ongoing commitment to empowering young people, Digicel has donated three laptops to STEM Clubs in Region 5.

According to a release from STEMGuyana, “The impact of this donation will be significant, as around 30 budding engineers/students from the Mahaicony Secondary STEM Club and the soon-to-be-launched STEM club at Hopetown Primary will now have access to advanced technology that will help take their education to the next level. These laptops will enable students to explore the fascinating world of research, master scratch coding, and delve into the exciting world of robot programming. With such exceptional support from the community, the sky’s the limit for the students of Region 5.”

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Bradley Downer, the dedicated STEM Coach who was honored to receive the laptops on behalf of the thrilled clubs, stated, “It was Mary McLeod Bethune, who said, “We have a powerful potential in our youth, and we must have the courage to change old ideas and practices so that we may direct their power towards good ends.” I extend my gratitude to Digicel for their donations of three laptops to the STEM Clubs in Region 5.  These laptops will impact the lives of around 30 budding engineers, roboticists & technologists and will allow them to explore the fascinating world of research, master scratch coding, and delve into the exciting world of robot programming.

At these clubs they will also develop soft skills which will be used throughout their lives.”

Digicel’s Communication Manager, Vidya Sanichara, stated, “Digicel has always been committed to youth development. This donation is a great way to help support our youngest members of the community. It will give them the opportunity to stay connected and access educational resources that can help them excel in their fields.” 

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