Science Fair Project 2025
Science Fair Project 2025
As part of this year’s STEM learning month we are excited to announce
the launch of our annual Science Fair Project competition.
This is an exciting opportunity for children to work together with their families to investigate
an area of science that interests them and share their findings with the school community.
Children are invited to pose a science based question,
then research, experiment and present what they find out.
For example; Does my hamster have a good memory?
How can I make cress seeds germinate quicker?
Which liquid makes a surface the most slippery?
As part of this year’s STEM learning month
we are excited to announce
the launch of our annual
Science Fair Project competition.
This is an exciting opportunity for children
to work together with their families to
investigate an area of science
that interests them and share their findings
with the school community.
Children are invited to pose a science
based question, then research, experiment
and present what they find out.
For example; Does my hamster have a
good memory? How can I make cress
seeds germinate quicker?
Which liquid makes a surface
the most slippery?
As part of this year’s STEM learning month we are excited to announce the launch of our annual Science Fair Project competition.
This is an exciting opportunity for children to work together with their families to investigate an area of science
that interests them and share their findings with the school community.
Children are invited to pose a science based question, then research, experiment and present what they find out.
For example; Does my hamster have a good memory? How can I make cress seeds germinate quicker?
Which liquid makes a surface the most slippery?
Projects must be submitted
to school by
Thursday 20th March 2025
Projects must be submitted to school by Thursday 20th March 2025
Science Fair Project 2024
Science Fair Project 2024
Scientist Rebecca Nealon, an astrophysicist from Warwick University came to judge the Whitnash Primary School 2024 Science Fair competition. She was genuinely blown away by the projects she was presented with. She listened to each of the children presenting their projects and said she would like to commend every child who entered on their enthusiasm for their project. She was impressed by the creativity of the work and the way the children were all brave enough to stand up and present in front of someone new. She had an extremely tricky job selecting winners and would like to say a huge well done to all those that entered. We would like to say a big thank you to our Scientist for judging and to all of you who took the time to work on these amazing projects.
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Scientist Rebecca Nealon, an astrophysicist from Warwick University came to judge the Whitnash Primary School 2024 Science Fair competition. She was genuinely blown away by the projects she was presented with. She listened to each of the children presenting their projects and said she would like to commend every child who entered on their enthusiasm for their project. She was impressed by the creativity of the work and the way the children were all brave enough to stand up and present in front of someone new. She had an extremely tricky job selecting winners and would like to say a huge well done to all those that entered. We would like to say a big thank you to our Scientist for judging and to all of you who took the time to work on these amazing projects.
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Science Nature Photography
Competition Results
The Autumn Term Science Photography Competition was extremely hard to judge.
We had more than 60 entries!
Well done to EVERYONE who entered. After a lot of discussion and deliberation
the judges finally settled on the following 2 winners....
Science Nature Photography Competition Results
The Autumn Term Science Photography
Competition was extremely hard to judge.
We had more than 60 entries!
Well done to EVERYONE who entered.
After a lot of discussion and deliberation
the judges finally settled
on the following 2 winners....
Science Nature Photography Competition Results
The Autumn Term Science Photography Competition was extremely hard to judge. We had more than 60 entries!
Well done to EVERYONE who entered. After a lot of discussion and deliberation the judges finally settled on the following 2 winners....
Key Stage 1
Axel in Cedar class - 'Hello Mr Hedgehog'
Axel saw this little guy whilst visiting his uncle in Temple Herdewyke. "He crossed the road in-front of us, we were very careful not to scare him".
Key Stage 2
Rohan in Sycamore Class
"We found Pholiota Squarrosa on a walk around the woods at Ufton Fields on the roots of an unhealthy tree".
Science Fair Winners 2022
Science Fair Winners 2022
On the 18th May the winners of this year's
Science Fair went to Campion School
for an afternoon of exciting science.
They began with pond dipping where they
explored the nature area;
having a closer look
at what lived in the pond.
They found water boatmen,
lots of tadpoles and even a newt!
They loved looking closely
at what they found.
Next, they went to the new Science Labs
and had a chance to test the pH of liquids.
They used their observation skills to find out
if they were acids or alkalis.
Then finally they watched an exciting
experiment that made them all
jump out of their seats!
What a wonderful time they had!
On the 18th May the winners of this year's Science Fair went to Campion School
for an afternoon of exciting science.
They began with pond dipping where they explored the nature area;
having a closer look at what lived in the pond.
They found water boatmen, lots of tadpoles and even a newt!
They loved looking closely at what they found.
Next, they went to the new Science Labs and had a chance to test the pH of liquids.
They used their observation skills to find out if they were acids or alkalis.
Then finally they watched an exciting experiment that made them all jump out of their seats!
What a wonderful time they had!
On the 18th May the winners of this year's Science Fair went to Campion School for an afternoon of exciting science.
They began with pond dipping where they explored the nature area; having a closer look at what lived in the pond.
They found water boatmen, lots of tadpoles and even a newt!
They loved looking closely at what they found.
Next, they went to the new Science Labs and had a chance to test the pH of liquids.
They used their observation skills to find out if they were acids or alkalis.
Then finally they watched an exciting experiment that made them all jump out of their seats!
What a wonderful time they had!
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Space Junk Competition
Wow! The space junk competition entries have blown the judges into orbit!
We had over 30 amazing entries from across the school and the judges spent the day listening
to all your amazing ideas about how to clean up space.
Well done to everyone who entered. There were so many creative ideas!
Everyone who entered will get a certificate.
Space Junk Competition
Wow! The space junk competition entries
have blown the judges into orbit!
We had over 30 amazing entries
from across the school and the judges
spent the day listening
to all your amazing ideas
about how to clean up space.
Well done to everyone who entered.
There were so many creative ideas!
Everyone who entered will get a certificate.
Marble Keepy Uppy Competition Winners
Marble Keepy Uppy Competition Winners
What a lot of wonderful entries we had
to our marble run competition!
We had so many entries
from children across the school
and they were simply wonderful!!
Every single one has wowed and amazed
the judging team and you should all
be very proud of yourselves.
We could see you all put a significant amount
of time and effort testing,
changing and improving your designs
so that they were successful.
Well done to all of you.
The final winners,
all with marbles that kept rolling
for over 30 seconds,
and with a range
of creative decorations
and clever use of materials are:
Grace Year 1
Thomas Year 2
Delia Year 2
What a lot of wonderful entries we had to our marble run competition!
We had so many entries from children across the school and they were simply wonderful!!
Every single one has wowed and amazed the judging team and you should all be very proud of yourselves.
We could see you all put a significant amount of time and effort testing,
changing and improving your designs so that they were successful.
Well done to all of you.
The final winners, all with marbles that kept rolling for over 30 seconds,
and with a range of creative decorations and clever use of materials are:
Grace Year 1
Thomas Year 2
Delia Year 2
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