30/09/2024
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Today, Monday, September 30, 2024, marked the commencement of the science month at Pambujan National Highschool with the theme 'Integrated approach in science and technology'. The STE and STEM students starting from 7 to 12 opened the event this morning, at 7 am, by showcasing their various exhibits and posters building amazement to the audience
Students from various grade levels and sections explored each exhibit, expanding their knowledge base, while the exhibitors gave them visual examples and let them participate in the experiments .
By 1 pm, the judging for each exhibit started with Sir Eufemio Adarayan Jr. serving as the judge. The representatives from each exhibit were asked to give clear explanations and show visual aids to help explain the ideas behind their experiments. This allowed a fair and better understanding of the concepts for evaluations.
Later in the event, the much-anticipated announcement of the top three best exhibits and posters was made, drawing attention from all participants and attendees. The winners, whose work stood out for their creativity and presentation are as follows:
Best poster winners:
1st: G8 Neutron โNucleationโ
2nd: G10 Fermion โElectrical Circuitsโ
3rd: G12 Lightyear โHologramโ
Best Exhibit winners:
1st: G8 Neutron โIodine Clockโ
2nd: G8 Neutron โNucleationโ
G12 Lightyear โHydraulicsโ
3rd: G12 Angstrom โLava Lampโ
The science month kickoff was a resounding success, showcasing the talent, creativity and scientific knowledge of the STE and STEM students. The event not only allowed learners to deepen their understanding of science and technology but also fostered a sense of curiosity and collaboration among participants. With the recognition of the top exhibits and posters, the day concluded on a high note, setting the stage for more exciting activities throughout the month and inspiring students to continue exploring the world of science.
Words by Roselyn Adora
Photo: Dave Linard Orsolino