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Project New Nation successfully hosts STEM Fest 2026 in Bartica
(Kaieteur News) – Project New Nation (PNN) successfully hosted the PNN STEM Fest 2026, bringing together children, young people, parents, educators, community members, partners and corporate sponsors for a day of innovation, creativity, learning and exploration.
The event provided participants with an exciting opportunity to engage in a range of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activities designed to encourage curiosity, problem-solving, creativity and innovation among young people.
The PNN STEM Fest featured a number of engaging activities and competitions, including a Scavenger Hunt, Rocket Building Competition and robotics contest.
The festival commenced with an official opening ceremony, which brought together distinguished guests, sponsors and members of the community in support of STEM education and youth development.
Project New Nation extends its sincere appreciation to its Title Sponsor, ExxonMobil Guyana, for its significant support and investment in creating meaningful educational opportunities for children and young people.
PNN also recognises its Platinum Sponsors, TechnipFMC and Gulf Valve, Piping and Controls Inc., whose contributions helped make the PNN STEM Fest possible.
Special thanks are also extended to the event’s Gold Sponsors, One Communications and Keen 360, as well as Bronze Sponsor, GBTI, for their valuable support and commitment to youth development and innovation.
The organisation further expressed its gratitude to the Honourable Keoma Griffith, Minister of Labour and Manpower Planning, for his support of the initiative and his participation in the official launch.
The PNN STEM Fest featured a number of engaging activities and competitions, including a Scavenger Hunt, Rocket Building Competition and robotics contest. Participants also had the opportunity to interact with exhibitors and take part in hands-on learning experiences throughout the day.
Speaking on the importance of the event, Project New Nation reaffirmed its commitment to creating opportunities that allow children and young people to develop essential skills for the future.
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