In motivating students, apart from connecting natural phenomena with everyday life and their personal interests, the most important driving force behind our effort is the laboratories, which are equipped with all the necessary materials so that we can reproduce almost every topic in the curriculum.

Through demonstration experiments and laboratory exercises that students themselves carry out in groups, they can:

• approach knowledge in an active way
• acquire practical skills and hands-on experience
• develop their powers of observation
• learn through self-action
• learn to take initiative
• discover and develop talents and abilities
• instill team spirit
• develop critical thinking skills

At Pierce, there are three modern laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. The Science Laboratories are fully equipped with everything required for the scheduled experiments (instruments, devices, reagents, specimens), as well as modern systems (hardware, software, and network infrastructure) that support the integration of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) into education.

With the help of computers, students actively participate in the lesson through dynamic simulations of natural phenomena and can discover their own scientific interests and strengths.