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Drum Roll, please!

The entire Junior School has been waiting patiently to hear the results of our KES Science Fair held on February 17. The final tabulations were submitted by the Grade 11 IB judges and Mrs. Belliveau had the ribbons ready for presentation at our Junior School assembly this week. I was reminded of the many interesting, practical, and innovative projects that I viewed, and how much I learned from the students about chemistry, biology, psychology, zoology, environmental science, physics, microbiology, virology, computer science and health sciences to name just a few areas of exploration! 
 
Hands down, everyone was a winner in the Junior School Science Fair. From the proposal stage of the project in early September to the actual presentation to the judges, the journey allowed every student to follow their own scientific interest, become the expert in the field, and share their knowledge confidently with others. 
 
Of course, we are all grateful to Mr. Kershaw and Mrs. Belliveau for their support and guidance. The Science Fair could not have happened without them.
 
Here are the 2022 award-winning projects by Grade (drum roll, please…):
 
Grade 9:
First place: Vincent Armstrong
Second place: Sofia Ning and Drew Zettler (tie)
Third place: Lola Wamback

Honourable Mention:
Kail Brown
Artem Dorofeev
Jacob Fines-Belcham
Yasu Hojo
Evan Morash
Sierra Phillips
Gabby Shaw
 
Grade 8:
First place: William Larder
Second place: Maran Hawley
Third place: Ezra Choo

Honourable Mention:
Mollybeth Dickinson
Ricardo Lopez Anaya
Ezra Sasaki
Tommy Upton
Ruby Wheelock
 
Grade 6 & 7:
First place: Bristol Quinn
Second place: Nadine Saleh
Third place: Dulcie Upton

Honourable Mention:
Jacob Edgecombe
Sawyer Harris
Rachel Hilborn
Elynn Klein
Lily Lloyd
Isabelle Sampson
Anthony Wheeler
 
In addition, a group of students (chosen by the judges) will move on to the Regional AVRCE Science Fair, which will be held virtually between April 11 and 19. Project information must be submitted by April 7. 
 
Here are our Junior School students who will advance to this level:
 
Grade 6:
Nadine Saleh
Isabelle Sampson
Dulcie Upton
Elynn Klein
 
Grade 7-9:
Vincent Armstrong
Mollybeth Dickinson
Artem Dorofeev
Maran Hawley
Will Larder
Sofia Ning
Bristol Quinn
 
We certainly are proud of all our representatives and wish them the best of luck!
 
Taya Shields
Junior School Director  


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