English School students thrive at UCLan’s 1st science festival.

12 Dec. 2016

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On Sunday 11^th Dec, English School students attended an interesting and enriching science festival at UCLan University. The festival included 32 stations, and over 100 activities and presentations on a wide variety of subjects to do with science, engineering, mathematics and technology.

Congratulations to our student Stelios Sycallides 4W for winning the scientific debating contest and for his commendable performance in the public speaking competition.

Congratulations also to our physics decathletes; Louis Christodoulou, Andrea Anastasiades, Mikaella Mavrogeni and Panayiotis Louca for their strong performance and for achieving the top score in one of the events. www.cysciencefestival.com

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English School students thrive at UCLan’s 1st science festival.

On Sunday 11th Dec, English School students attended an interesting and enriching science festival at UCLan University. The festival included 32 stations, and over 100 activities and presentations on a wide variety of subjects to do with science, engineering, mathematics and technology.

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On Sunday 11^th Dec, English School students attended an interesting and enriching science festival at UCLan University. The festival included 32 stations, and over 100 activities and presentations on a wide variety of subjects to do with science, engineering, mathematics and technology.