Batch 96’s Grace V writes about her Pisay experience in her Divasoria blog.

pisay is a special place where independence, curiosity and discovery are nurtured and questions are encouraged. it is also a place where talent is overflowing. pisay has taught me to constantly look for answers to questions and also to find my own way of answering it. if there is one thing that i always remember about pisay is the teachers always telling you that “there are many ways to kill the cat”.

Please click on the link to read the entire post.

Pisay 96 launches “When I Grow Up,” a series of talks by professionals with careers in the Sciences. Through this project, we hope to encourage the younger generation to pursue science-based careers by cultivating interest in the field through fun and interactive talks. We plan to invite successful fellow alumni, colleagues, and friends to talk about their jobs, answer questions, and conduct basic science lessons that will engage the participating school children.

Join us today, 3 PM at D’ Cape Mile. Engr. Jo Santiago-Bond (and her husband Mr. Bond), from the National Aeronautic and Space Administration, will be giving a short talk, answering your and (your kids’) questions, and basically telling us what it’s like to be a rocket scientist.

Taralets! :D