Minister of State in the Ministry of Education and Youth, Hon. Marsha Smith (second right), listens as 17-year-old Winston Jones High School student, Jodean Raymond (left), explains how her 'Wimmie Joe Smart Bin’ functions, at the British Council Caribbean STEAM Innovation Challenge closing ceremony held on Friday (May 3), at the Terra Nova All-Suite Hotel in Kingston. Also listening are Chief Education Officer in the Ministry, Terry-Ann Thomas-Gayle; and Chief Executive Officer of eLearning Jamaica, Andrew Lee.
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Minister of State in the Ministry of Education and Youth, Hon. Marsha Smith (right), observes as Lewisville High School students, Rayharno Williams (left), and Marvell Service (second left), demonstrate the water filtration process using a system they created. The occasion was the British Council Caribbean STEAM Innovation Challenge closing ceremony held on Friday (May 3) at the Terra Nova All-Suite Hotel in Kingston. Looking on at second left is Chief Education Officer in the Ministry, Terry-Ann Thomas-Gayle. The competition aimed to support the development of the science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) ecosystem, by supporting training in schools and strengthening creativity and innovation among students.Minister of State in the Ministry of Education and Youth, Hon. Marsha Smith (right), looks on as Chief Education Officer in the Ministry, Terry-Ann Thomas-Gayle (second right), greets Lewisville High School students, Marvell Service (left) and her teammate, Rayharno Williams (second left). The occasion was the British Council Caribbean STEAM Innovation Challenge closing ceremony held on Friday (May 3), at the Terra Nova All-Suite Hotel in Kingston.
