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Presto is expanding its school hydroponics programme, taking its agricultural and entrepreneurship initiative to Marabella Government Primary School, as the company seeks to equip pupils with practical farming and business skills.
The latest expansion, launched last Thursday, also saw SuperPharm donate two benches made from recycled materials, extending a corporate partnership beyond retail and into community development.
The initiative attracted the support of Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath, who linked the programme to the Ministry of Education’s increased emphasis on practical agricultural learning in schools and the role of Agricultural Science in the assessment framework associated with the Secondary Entrance Assessment, which is to be reintroduced as the CAC Continuous Assessment Component.
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