Secondary students from Garden International School (GIS) took home some prizes following the third SAIS Eastern Seaboard Science Fair.
Secondary students from GIS submitted around 20 projects and came away with two prizes. Dhriti’s work was named the best in Year 7, while Jignil got the runners-up prize for Year 9. There were several other activities at the fair, which was held at St Andrews.
GIS students came up with 20 special projects for the science fair.
There was a Science Olympiad where one of the challenges was to build the highest tower possible that could hold an egg. Another aim was to create a catapult where a person shoots a tennis ball from a catapult and other students have to catch it.
In addition, there was a science quiz with 20 rapid-fire questions, a ‘Splendid Science Show’ featuring scientific magic such as the Elephant’s Toothpaste, and prizes that included a Samsung Galaxy Note 3.0.
Students put some science into action!
