The winners for the Robogals Science Challenge 2012 are:
Primary Category
1st Julia Powell-Davies - A Terrible Crash!
2nd Marianne Hanna - Never Say Die?
3rd Cora Stanborough - Breathtaking Bread!
Crowd Favourite Marianne Hanna - Never Say Die?
Intermediate Category
1st Amy Boyd - How to make a mini motor
2nd Emily Hutchinson - The science of illusions
3rd Esandi Kalugalage - Be active if you want to live longer
Crowd Favourite Amy Boyd - How to make a mini motor
Senior Category
1st Adelle Lack & Amy Young - Dabbling in Desalination
2nd Hala Spear - Foundation Oxidization
3rd Jayde Newman - Making Goo
Crowd Favourite and Honourable Mention Tamika Nash-Hahn - The Automatic washing Line
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Your challenge submission consists of two parts: the Minor Challenges and the Major Challenge. The Minor Challenges are the initial part of the challenge, where by participants can begin to learn about different sciences and engineering disciplines and have the option to participate in mini experiments. The Major Challenge is when participants can create their own experiment and produce a video to show their findings.
Girls between ages 5 to 18 can enter the competition, individually or as a team of 2, accompanied by a parent-mentor who is above 18 years of age. Only entrants from Australia will be eligible for prizes. The competition is divided into 3 age groups and entries are judged accordingly. |
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The top 3 groups in each category, plus the "crowd favourite", as voted online, will be invited to a science and engineering weekend tour in Melbourne on the 30th November to the 1st December! Finalists will be provided with flights to Melbourne and accommodation courtesy of General Electric (GE). The weekend includes an award ceremony plus visits to science-related attractions and more!
- 2012 Winners
- The Challenge
- Prizes
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