Science has always been a window to the unknown, a realm of curiosity and wonder. It's the fuel that propels us to ask questions, seek answers, and explore the mysteries of the world around us. And what better way to celebrate the spirit of scientific inquiry than through our school's annual Science Fair? The young minds of our scholars transformed ideas into experiments, and discoveries came to life.
Science fairs are more than just showcases of scientific experiments; they are portals to a world of discovery. They allow students to delve into the realms of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Science fairs ignite curiosity, encourage critical thinking, and inspire lifelong learning.
On the day of the Science Fair, our school came alive with a buzz of excitement. Scholars proudly presented their projects, each a testament to their hard work and passion for science. Our Science Fair featured some truly impressive projects. At the end of the day, we had winners from each grade level - two 4th graders, one 5th grader, and two sixth graders. Winners of our school-wide science fair competition each raised points for their houses and will also be entered into the regional science fair competition. A special congratulations to Mr. Jackson for winning the highest score at the science fair with his project “Operation Hummingbird.” The full list of winning projects is listed below:
- What are you Drinking? by McKinley Dierker (5th grade, Ukulu House)
- Fantastic Mushrooms by Luz de Luna Gomez (4th grade, Amistades House)
- Musical Math by Luna Griego Bryant (6th grade, Altruismos House)
- Operation Hummingbird by Jaylen Jackson (6th grade, Dochas House)
- Color Preference by Coralie Kim (4th grade, Dochas House)