Hastings Secondary College students have combined innovation, renewable energy and engineering through a solar car project designed to inspire the next generation of STEM professionals. The initiative gives students practical experience in design, mechanics and sustainable technology, continuing the school’s strong focus on robotics, engineering and future technologies.
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Hastings Secondary College students have combined innovation, renewable energy and engineering through a solar car project designed to inspire the next generation of STEM professionals. The initiative gives students p...
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