“Junior Energy Club” Physics Classrooms Handed Over

As part of the Memorandum of Understanding between Newcom Group, its subsidiary Clean Energy LLC, and World Vision Mongolia, aimed at promoting inclusive education and improving the quality of healthcare and education for children, the “Junior Energy Club” project has established and officially handed over modern, model physics classrooms at School No. 104 in Songinokhairkhan District, Ulaanbaatar, and the General Education School in Sergelen Soum, Tuv Province.

The classrooms have been equipped with modern educational tools and equipment designed to provide students with opportunities to reinforce their theoretical knowledge of physics through hands-on experiments and practical learning, while developing scientific thinking and practical skills.

The equipment includes experimental kits for studying electrical circuits, magnetic fields, and electromagnetic phenomena, as well as renewable energy experiment kits that allow students to explore solar, wind, and hydropower. A solar-powered minicar and other hands-on learning materials have also been provided.

With these new facilities, middle and high school students can now explore physics through practical experiments and gain a better understanding of renewable energy technologies and their applications.

This collaboration represents a valuable investment not only in supporting children's education, but also in increasing awareness and understanding of sustainable development and renewable energy. It also contributes to nurturing the next generation of physicists, renewable energy professionals, engineers, and innovators.