In a groundbreaking move, Redeemer’s International Secondary School (RISS), based in Maryland, Lagos, has awarded a sum of N1 million to the Funmi Ogundare Community Senior High School, Wasimi, as the winner of an inter-school Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) competition. The competition, organized by RISS, aimed to foster innovation, creativity, and critical thinking among secondary school students. According to THISDAYLIVE, the event took place recently but the exact date has yet to be confirmed.
The Funmi Ogundare Community Senior High School emerged as the overall champion of the contest, showcasing exceptional skills and knowledge in STEM subjects. This victory not only marks a significant milestone for the winning school but also underscores the importance of encouraging STEM education in Nigeria. By offering a substantial cash prize, RISS has set a powerful example for other educational institutions to follow.
This gesture from RISS signifies a strong commitment towards nurturing the future leaders in STEM fields. As more schools invest in fostering STEM education, we can expect to see an increased number of innovative ideas and solutions emerging from Nigerian schools. It is crucial for Nigerian students to have access to quality education in STEM subjects, as it will equip them with the necessary skills to compete on a global scale.








