Please have a look through the following slides describing our entries into the BT Young Scientist competition 2014. Well done to everyone who took part. A big congratulations to all on making it this far and best of luck in the final. A massive word of appreciation to Ms Higgins for all her hard work. Without her efforts none of this would be possible. Many thanks from students, staff and parents alike.
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Showing posts with label magh sci. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Thursday, May 2, 2013
JC - Rat Dissection
1.Abdominal Cavity
(a)Stomach
(b)Liver
(c)Small Intestine
(d)Large Intestine
(e)Pancreas
(f)Kidney
2.Thoracic Cavity
(a)Heart
(b)Lungs
(c)Diaphram
(d)Rib Cage
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
SciFest 2013
Here are a list of examples of Magh Ene student entries to SciFest 2013.For further information on each investigation go to the Scifest page on this blog or otherwise you can click here. Stay posted for updates from other projects
Students and their Investigations
1. Eimear Colreavy, Rozarah Glenane and Laura Russell
A Study into the effect of colour on heat/light absorption
2.Jack Ronayne and Radek Wymentowski
Stealth Shapes: Which 3D geometric shapes scatter light the most
3. Daithi McGloin and David Kerrigan
A Study into the effect of bridge design on weight bearing capacity
4. Aron Jones and Orin McGann
A Study into the effect of peppermint on human speed reaction tests
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Fun Science Demonstrations
Keep the brain working over midterm!
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junior cert science,
magh sci
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