CARCOOLA Primary School students Bianca Newnham and River Robinson received Scitech Science Awards at a red carpet launch.
The awards recognise two graduating Year 6 students from participating schools who show excellence and passion in science lessons throughout the year.
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“It’s fantastic to see such a strong focus on STEM in WA schools, with more teachers actively tackling problems of STEM disengagement and recognising their top students,” Science Awards co-ordinator Megan O’Sullivan said.
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Science Awards support science growth and interest in the community by providing a greater awareness of the critical role science plays in society.
Each award recipient will be recognised at their school’s graduation ceremony and receive a certificate, free pass to Scitech, science encyclopaedia, and discounted CSIRO Double Helix subscription.