Principal Armando Giglia with students Murtaza Mohammadi, Chloe |McCabe, Ryan Duncan, Sasha Phillips, David Brooke, Emma Michell, Sean Wills, science teacher Bryan Rodrigues, and seated, Solomon Camilleri-McDonald, Lily Smetherham and Charlotte Kaltenrieder.
Camera IconPrincipal Armando Giglia with students Murtaza Mohammadi, Chloe |McCabe, Ryan Duncan, Sasha Phillips, David Brooke, Emma Michell, Sean Wills, science teacher Bryan Rodrigues, and seated, Solomon Camilleri-McDonald, Lily Smetherham and Charlotte Kaltenrieder. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Young scientists have right formula

Staff ReporterNorth Coast Times

Science teacher Bryan Rodrigues said both international competitions tested critical thinking, problem-solving skills and science knowledge.

Year 9 student David Brooke achieved a distinction in the Big Science Competition, while six other students gained credits.

In the Australian National Chemistry Quiz, the school got one high distinction, seven distinctions and one credit.

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Murtaza Mohammadi ranked in the top 10 per cent of the state for Year 9 students.