Education Secretary Sonny Angara announced the opening of Mindspark, the Philippines’ largest science museum, at Ayala Malls Manila Bay in Parañaque City.
The 9,000-square-meter facility features 100 interactive exhibits and 30 STEM-themed rooms designed to spark curiosity and creativity among students.
Angara highlighted that Mindspark offers hands-on experiences like volcano experiments, rocket launches, and AI-powered robotics to help students learn beyond the classroom.
The museum aims to inspire innovation and provide youth with tools to tackle future challenges.
Managed by the Philippine Amusement and Entertainment Corp., Mindspark is now open to the public and offers tour programs for schools and organizations.
Source: PhilNews24 | August 13, 2025
LARGEST SCIENCE MUSEUM IN THE PHILIPPINES OPENS, AIMING TO ENHANCE STUDENT LEARNING
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