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Science Fair 2026 – Inspiring Young Innovators
Forty-two pupil projects, three district judges, and a first-place district award for our Upper Primary robotics and science team.
Our annual Science & Innovation Fair filled the main hall with forty-two working projects built by our NECTA and Cambridge Primary learners, from a low-cost water purifier built from clay and charcoal to an automated solar garden sensor.
The winning projects
- Best in Show — "Pumza", a greywater filter for household use, Grade 6.
- Best Lower Primary Project — a model volcano with a natural hibiscus pH indicator, Cambridge Year 3.
- Best STEM Presentation — our Coding & Robotics club greenhouse controller, Year 6.
The judges were impressed less by the equipment than by how clearly the children explained their scientific reasoning. That is what we teach for.
Thanks to the parents who supplied materials, to the visiting judges, and to our science teachers for two weeks of late afternoons in the laboratory.
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