Inside the Annual Science Day at St Jude’s Girls’ Secondary School
It’s no secret that the Annual Science Day has become a launchpad for the next generation of innovators, and this year’s event was no exception! Now in its 15th year, the day brought together students to present both individual and group projects that not only highlighted their expertise in Science, ICT, and Maths, but also provided creative solutions to some of today’s most pressing global challenges.
With nearly half the student body participating, many focused on pioneering renewable energy solutions like solar power and biogas, pushing us closer to a sustainable future.
Take a closer look at the remarkable projects from this year’s Science Day and see how these young innovators are shaping the world of tomorrow.
Sustainable solutions: Students showcasing the inner workings of their smart irrigation system, designed to automatically detect soil dryness and trigger irrigation when needed.Creative impact: Students worked diligently to tackle real-world problems, with this team creating an innovative solution that recycles plastic waste into durable bricks, helping to address environmental waste and turning it into a practical, everyday resource.Reimagining materials: Creativity comes in many forms, as demonstrated by these artists who crafted this stunning piece entirely from recycled plastic bottle caps, highlighting the endless possibilities of reusing materials in art.Bright minds, bold ideas: With so many incredible innovations and bright ideas on display, our judges had a tough time narrowing down the finalists. Every project brought something unique, creative, and impactful to the table!Smart solutions: This invention features an automatic flush system with sensor detection, designed to enhance hygiene and prevent waterborne diseases through touchless operation.Winners are grinners: Taking top prize for their AI automated home system, a forward-thinking project that impressed judges with its innovative use of smart technology.
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