Science News
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It was great to see the number of parents and students attending our Open night on 4th May. In the Science faculty we offered a range of activities for parents/students to participate in including aspro rocket, slime making, video microscope etc., which were run by our Science students.
I would like to extend a big thank you to the following students for their help and assistance during Open night:
Year 11
Max Kais
Camille Yao-Leclerc
Mansha Arora
Raphael Lazarus
Year 8A
Oscar Herrmann
Owen Anderson-Ball
Gabriel Thevenon
Antoine Alla Munikihaafata
Madhav Pillai
Flavien Micciche
Hector Rowe
Year 8B
Alexander Brown
Saanvi Hiremath
Riya Kanta
Anushka Srinivasan
Year 8F
Simone Panaligan
Sri Venkataraman
Year 8G
Daniel Arndtheim
In the Science faculty at present, our Year 9 students are undertaking a practical problem solving task involving acid rain. These problem-solving tasks are created at the junior science level to prepare students for VCE Science as they are required to design an experiment as part of their course assessment.
The Year 9 students have been made aware that acid rain in our society is increasing, which means that it is necessary to protect metals and other materials that are effected by acid in our society. The Year 9 students have been enjoying finding out which is the best material that will protect the metal from corrosion by an acid during the practical and discovering ways you can protect metals in your home from acid.
Elizabeth Allan
Head of Science