We were delighted to officially open this year’s Science Fair Exhibition, a showcase of creativity, discovery, and innovation from our talented students. This event brought together parents, teachers, and students in a celebration of scientific inquiry and the incredible potential of our young minds.

Science fairs have always been about more than experiments—they are about curiosity, problem-solving, and the courage to ask new questions. This year, our Year 6 to Year 9 students used the Scientific Method to conduct open inquiries, designing and investigating their own research questions. This level of inquiry is the most challenging and rewarding, as it gives students the freedom to explore their ideas independently.

A special highlight of the exhibition was the Year 9 projects, which were uniquely centered on the Oceans Theme—a vital and timely topic that connects science to real-world environmental challenges. Meanwhile, our Year 10 students impressed everyone with their Innovation Fair, where they presented ideas for machines and robots designed to solve real-life problems. These projects demonstrated both imagination and practical problem-solving skills.

Throughout the afternoon, visitors were encouraged to interact with the young scientists, ask questions, and be inspired by their work. The Science Fair was not just an exhibition of experiments—it was a showcase of passion, dedication, and the spirit of exploration. Congratulations to all our students for their hard work and to our school community for supporting such a vibrant culture of learning and discovery.

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