STUDENTS showed their ingenuity and creativity at a Scarborough school’s recent science expo.
St John’s Primary School’s years 4 to 6 students took part in the expo, with many choosing to focus on sustainability for their research projects.
They had to prepare a project based on a science, technology, engineering and maths topic that demonstrated their acquired knowledge and presentation skills.
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READ NOWTeacher Rosalba Bottega said the exhibition was a great display of student’s learning.
“The students were highly engaged and there was a buzz of excitement as they set up their projects for display and readied themselves for their presentations,” she said.
“Visitors to the exhibitions were both informed and entertained by the students.
“Examples of the projects included solar ovens that successfully baked chocolate cookies, solar panels demonstrating how to generate energy, recycling plants and bins, rain water collection devices, slime and crystal creations and, among others, water wheel energy power.”
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