Our Science Fair - 25th April

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We. held our fair in the afternoon. We have no hall anymore, so our fair was held in different classrooms with some exhibits outdoors. Here is a selection of photos.

First class programmed Bee Bots

6th class correlated height and foot length in a scattergraph



4th class tested for acids and bases



Senior Infants made butter. Every visitor had to shake the jar! They got a cracker with the butter on it.



Junior Infants demonstrated their boats



3rd class tested for starch


4th class showed how to assemble and use pulley systems



Which foods have the most starch?




Float or sink?


6th class demonstrated this, their blog system.


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