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Budding scientists shine at regional Science Olympics
by Tina Comeau/The Vanguard View all articles from Tina Comeau/The Vanguard
Article online since June 6th 2008, 13:00
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The Barton school Scientific Brains teams works on one of the challenges.
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Budding scientists shine at regional Science Olympics
The Tri-County Regional School Board held its regional Science Olympics at Meadowfields Community School in Yarmouth on Thursday, June 5.
Several teams of students in Grades 4, 5 and 6 from Digby County competed in the event.
The eventual overall winner of the regional event was a team of Grade 6 students from Cape Sable Island Elementary.
Here are some photos from the regional competition.
Several teams of students in Grades 4, 5 and 6 from Digby County competed in the event.
The eventual overall winner of the regional event was a team of Grade 6 students from Cape Sable Island Elementary.
Here are some photos from the regional competition.
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