PCHS is one of the Best Robotics schools in Pakistan offering its students the opportunity
to participate in robotic programs throughout the year. By entitling themselves with the
PCHS Robotic Club Working with robotics promotes essential workplace skills in youth ages
8-14. Students explore teamwork, collaboration, and leadership while learning to appreciate science and
technology.
This effort teaches analytical, logical, and critical thinking while engaging young people in fun
activities. The goal is to cultivate a new crop of astronomers, biologists, physicists, engineers, and other
scientists.
PCHS is introducing robotics and STEM education programs in all schools in Pakistan.
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) are the foundation of technological change in how
education is viewed in the context of the needs and demands of 21st century life and work.
The basis of STEM education is to educate students in four specific areas known as STEM: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. STEM atPCHS does not train students in any of these areas but integrates all four areas collaboratively and systematically to ensurePCHS youth understand when making strategic decisions. Many of our STEM courses focus on project-based learning. Projects and activities often involve modern technology for the future use of science. Students can engage with many aspects of STEM in an environment that helps them make connections between the classroom and the world around them.
Learning robots help children develop reasoning ability, one of the most important mathematical skills, at an early age through play. In other words, they help us develop mental processes so that we can solve various problems well. The purpose of using robotics in education is to enable students to control the behavior of models using a virtual environment.
Students should actively participate in their own learning process.
Develop your intuition in engineering and science.
Encourage and nurture their enthusiasm for mathematics and scientific technology..
Encourage them to cultivate their interests in mathematics and scientific technology.
Build self-thinkers and appreciate the value of self-motivation and being resourceful.
Make achieving goals a habit. Be an active lifelong learner.
Give your children the advantage of a heads-up to their future science studies capabilities.
Develop the ability to think about problems, focus on thinking about thinking, thinking about thinking and thinking. This ability is needed not only in the main fields of science but also in many professions.
Prepare your children for the competitive workforce, especially in science and technology, which is and will be in great demand.
Equip your children with the skills to be readily applied and transferable to various industries, not just robotics or science.
Robotics is a simple and convenient way to develop and improve skills and other subjects such as mathematics, engineering, communication, creative thinking and goals thinking.
In order to deal effectively with the digital environment, young people need to be digitally literate. Digital literacy includes the ability, knowledge, and understanding to use digital technology for meaningful, creative, insightful, and safe applications. It includes business skills as well as cultural and social awareness and understanding. It is also about understanding when digital technology is appropriate and useful for the task at hand and when it is not.