‘Lego yuh mind’
Career & Education
August 29, 2015

‘Lego yuh mind’

Halls of Learning’s summer camp at the Stella Maris Pastoral Centre, Lego Yuh Mind, allows participants to develop valuable academic, creative and problemsolving

skills through hands-on learning designed to explore ideas in science, technology, art and mathematics. Participants from as young as age three get the

opportunity to build 3-D models. Halls of Learning was founded by trained teacher Marvin Hall. (PHOTO: HALLS OF LEARNING)

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