Learning Center competition

Once a quarter, our school holds a competition. This quarter, the competitors were fifth-grade students. The subjects were Rwandan economy, culture, civics, and general knowledge.

In the front rows, Primary 1 students attended the competition for the first time. They were well-behaved and attentive. They came for one hour. It was amazing to watch these younger students respond.

Dance was in the cultural competition.

In addition to groups, Individuals also competed in the dance competition.

The competition on the economy looked at entrepreneurship and how open markets provide products for home consumers.

You can purchase tomatoes, potatoes, pineapples, cucumbers, and many other products in the shops.

In addition to goat, beef, rabbit, chicken, and pork, fish, which is my favorite, is also available in shops in Rwanda. Fishing adds to the economy of Rwanda. Our young man shows the equipment needed for catching fish.Participants used magnets to demonstrate fishing in the competition.

The overland trucking industry plays a big part in our economy, as Rwanda is a landlocked country. Trucks carry food, animals, furniture, petrol, charcoal, etc, over and around the Thousand Hills and volcanic mountains. Trucks are used to transport food and materials in hard-to-reach areas. We appreciate the drivers who keep our roads safe.