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A Fair to Remember: Student Projects Impress at Regional Science Event
Last month, eleven KES students advanced to the regional science fair with their outstanding science fair projects. Spencer Armstrong ‘30, Willoughby Larder ‘29, Isabelle Samson ‘26, Altyn Hood ‘29, Farrah Webber ‘30, Logan Scothorn ‘28, Link Choo ‘29, Caleb DeCoste ‘30, Fia Strum ‘31, Tim Oulton ‘31, and Maci MacInnis ‘31 were all selected by the judges at the KES science fair to represent the School at the regional competition held in Windsor.
Each student delivered an excellent presentation and did a commendable job sharing their ideas and discoveries with the judges, fellow students, and the public.
During the awards ceremony, our students earned a number of medals and special recognitions. In the Grade 4–6 category, Tim received a bronze medal and Maci received a silver. In the Grade 7–12 category, Logan earned a bronze medal; Caleb and Willoughby received silver medals; and Spencer and Link won gold. Farrah was awarded a silver medal along with the Engineers of Nova Scotia Award and a People's Choice Award. Altyn earned a gold medal and received the Best Energy Project Award. Isabelle also received a gold medal as well as the Best Resource Project Award.
All of the students who participated in this year’s regional science fair should be proud of their efforts and accomplishments. They represented themselves and their projects with enthusiasm, insight, and creativity. Congratulations to all.
Eric Kershaw
Junior School Faculty
Each student delivered an excellent presentation and did a commendable job sharing their ideas and discoveries with the judges, fellow students, and the public.
During the awards ceremony, our students earned a number of medals and special recognitions. In the Grade 4–6 category, Tim received a bronze medal and Maci received a silver. In the Grade 7–12 category, Logan earned a bronze medal; Caleb and Willoughby received silver medals; and Spencer and Link won gold. Farrah was awarded a silver medal along with the Engineers of Nova Scotia Award and a People's Choice Award. Altyn earned a gold medal and received the Best Energy Project Award. Isabelle also received a gold medal as well as the Best Resource Project Award.
All of the students who participated in this year’s regional science fair should be proud of their efforts and accomplishments. They represented themselves and their projects with enthusiasm, insight, and creativity. Congratulations to all.
Eric Kershaw
Junior School Faculty
King’s-Edgehill School is located in Mi'kma'ki, the unceded ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq People.
