Please meet Liam Spence, a wonderful student of Rise Academy aged six years who has shown persons to be loved and admired winning the prestigious Young Scientist Award. During a recent interview, Liam talked about his early stages of a scientific career and the future plans, showing that there are no age limits in innovation and inquisitiveness.
His passion for science began when Liam enrolled in Rise Academy. He has many projects but the project that he loves the most is the shoe project. Such an innovative attempt included what in the adult world would be a trivial fix of creating a suit that fastened itself, and demonstrates an early understanding of engineering and problem-solving ability in his character. The thrill of obtaining the Young Scientist Award was touchable as in the case of Liam who merely stated that he was “happy” over his performance.
He thanks his best friend, Pen and teacher Miss Esmer who have helped him through the same. He credits teamwork in his exploration of sciences. In the case of Liam, playing made the project the most pleasurable and this is because he was naturally inclined to create and experiment. When Liam was questioned about his science hero, he endearingly referred to one of his friends, which speaks of his ability to be inspired by his fellow students.
In the future, Liam is a person with a variety of aspirations. He has fantasies about being a scientist, an artist, a gardener, and a pilot, showing a far range of interests that do not go outside the laboratory. It is simple and yet very profound advice that Kris has to offer to other students: if you want it, you will be able to achieve it, just have a go at it. These lines of Liam can be regarded as a motivational slogan of any young intellect who may want to devote himself to something he wants. His tale shows a colorful picture that the future of science looks promising, particularly with budding geniuses like Liam in the helm.
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The above blog is taken from the youtube link: Liam- Young scientist award winner #gema #education #wizkid #youngscientists