Community love for Rochdale Science Initiative

One of the best things about the Rochdale Science Initiative is that I had the freedom to discover and do experiments. This hands-on approach helped me understand science better. I also had an amazing chance to meet and learn from some incredible scientists who inspired me to explore the world of science.

I am incredibly honoured to have been involved in the early stages of the science projects leading up to the launch of the Rochdale Science Initiative. My firm belief in the transformative power of education to foster positive change has only been reinforced through my experience with RSI.

The experience has been amazing, and I have learned so many interesting things here. One of the best parts of the Rochdale Science Initiative for me was the chance to do hands-on science experiments.

Rochdale Science Initiative (RSI) holds a special place in my heart. I have met many wonderful people, including participants and colleagues, and I have enjoyed every moment of teaching and learning.

What keeps me continuously supporting RSI is the engagement of the community from all walks of life. Regardless of colour or creed, we all recognize the amazing nature of science, and it serves as a unifying force among us.

Every member of the community had their highlights, such as the creepy crawlies, the planetarium, the energy-saving tips from United Utilities, the sound workshop, and the magnificent Golden Age of Science exhibition from the Rochdale Islamic School

It was truly inspiring to engage with young individuals from various schools who exhibited their profound passion for community, the environment, and physics. Meeting the exhibitors, who served as sources of inspiration, was a great privilege.

I cannot commend Mohammed and his team enough for their vision and the immense effort they have put into creating something truly remarkable

RSI not only met our expectations but also exceeded them. The organization offered engaging, hands-on science programs that allowed us to explore the wonders of science firsthand.