National Science Week was celebrated this year with a first for four local schools.
Local teacher, Stuart Norrington, devised activities not only for BerowraPublic School but involved children, their experiments and inventions from Wideview, St Bernards and BerowraChristianSchool culminating in a special assembly in the new BerowraSchool hall.
Stuart said, “I hope that the success of the science challenge opens up the prospect of this becoming an annual event in the calendars of all of Berowra's schools.”
The range of activities fascinated and involved the children and students spoke confidently as they demonstrated their findings and creations to the audience,” said Stuart.
The most original idea came from a Year 1 student, Eddie Rushby, who has designed a Lazy Student Machine complete with feather and operated by air pressure! Please note parents: he is taking orders! Photo:Pupils from the BerowraChristianSchool with their Principal Mr S. Spies. They hold Ievan's magnificent Thermal Chimney which really does work!
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