Secondary students showcased their innovative projects in the school rotunda at their annual Science Celebration event. With tri-fold displays and three-to-five-minute presentations, they explored topics like life sciences, engineering and computer science, while offering creative solutions to real-world problems.
Over the past two months, they worked independently or in pairs to design their experiments. Upon selecting a topic, they developed hypotheses and carefully planned their research, bringing their ideas to life through hands-on experiments. Their hard work culminated in a celebration event, where they shared their projects, engaged in discussions and received feedback from the school community.
This showcase gave students the opportunity to demonstrate their academic skills while applying critical thinking, problem-solving and creativity in a meaningful way. It also highlighted their potential to make a positive impact on the environment.
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