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Over the past weeks Y9 students have been working hard on their Science project ‘Shoe-box Ecosystems’. They carried out research on an Ecosystem of their choice and were tasked with creating an informational poster and 3D model to display their findings.
It was a fantastic opportunity for the students to explore an area of interest and to get creative. All of the work created were of an extremely high quality and reflected the time and energy the students put into their projects.
On Tuesday 5th November, the students showcased their projects in the school foyer so that the staff judges could view the student’s work and ask them questions about their research. The projects were judged on several categories and the following winners were selected:
|
Award |
Project Title |
Winners |
|
Overall Winners |
Polar regions |
Scarlett Moseley, Crystal Jung, Amanda Willman, Seraphina Kang |
|
Runners up: Poster |
Rainforest |
Lulu Shao, Jenna Achmad, Naomi Ediger |
|
Runners up: 3D model & Scientific content |
Deciduous Forest |
Merit Scherr, Leticia Cella xia, Laura Sorrenson, Nisa Yaylaci |
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Runners up: Presentation |
Deep sea |
Angeli Zhao, Anny Singh, Matias Sutter, YeonHo Bae |
We congratulate not only the winners, but all the students for their fantastic work. Well done Year 9!
Lucy Thompson
Assistant Head of Science
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BSB is delighted to present this special exhibition to the Beijing community featuring our students’ work in the renowned 798 Art District.
South Side, No. 9 An Hua Street