Little Seeds, Big Dreams: A Young Farmer’s Expo Experience
- Posted by David Musoke
- Categories News and Updates, Profile
- Date March 1, 2024
- Comments 1 comment
Embarking on a journey of innovation and inspiration, we delve into the remarkable tale of Ssentongo Abraham Lincoln, a budding entrepreneur from MST Junior School. Despite his tender age of ten, Lincoln’s passion for agriculture and product-making shines brightly as he takes on the challenge of participating in the esteemed Harvest Money Expo. In this interview, we uncover the driving forces behind Lincoln’s venture into the world of exhibitions, his family’s unwavering support, and the invaluable lessons he gained from this transformative experience. Join us as we explore the captivating narrative of a young visionary making waves in the world of farming and entrepreneurship.
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Can you tell us about your experience as an exhibitor at the expo? What did you enjoy the most?
Being able to explain complex concepts and interact with customers was the highlight of the experience.
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What did you showcase at your booth, and why did you choose that project?
I showcased homemade soap and body cream because of my family’s expertise and the support from MST Junior School.
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Did you learn anything new from other exhibitors or visitors?
Yes, I learned a lot from the questions and conversations sparked by visitors.
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How do you think participating in events like this benefits young learners?
It empowers us to become self-sufficient and contribute positively, thanks to the guidance of my teachers at MST Junior School.
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What challenges did you face while preparing for the expo, and how did you overcome them?
Managing time during busy periods was challenging, but with support from Dr. Naluyima and my teachers, I learned to prioritize and stay organized.
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How did you feel about being one of the youngest exhibitors?
It was thrilling and empowering, thanks to the encouragement from MST Junior School and my family.
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Did you receive any feedback from visitors?
Yes, some showed genuine interest and even placed orders, which was encouraging.
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Lastly, what advice would you give to other young students interested in participating in such events?
Embrace every opportunity to learn and share your passions, and remember the support of your family and school, like MST Junior School.
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We are MST Junior School β Little Seeds, Big Dreams πππ±
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MST does the best for the children. keep it up