St Andrew’s Girls, Bedfordview, win at Southern Gauteng Science Expo

St Andrew’s School for Girls participated in the Southern Gauteng Science Expo. Azra Jada; Ishika Govan; Mbali Musandwa; Chloe Victor; Shaylynn Pillay; Aatikah Abbas; Louise Basson; Kayleigh Neilson; Tafadzwa Zinyenge; Carina Wen; Michaela Stavrides and Amy Whyte entered 9 projects.

The results are as follows:

Participation:                                       Chloe Victor

Bronze:                                                 Louise Basson and Kayleigh Neilsen – The safety of water in dams for recreational use.

Silver:                                                   Michaela Stavrides and Amy Whyte – Can plastic be made from expired milk?

Shaylynn Pillay and Aatikah Abbas – Is it possible to instantly turn a liquid into a solid by pouring the liquid over a solid or immersing a solid in a liquid?

Ishika Govan – Which animal faeces produces the most biogas?

Tafadzwa Zinyenge – What organic food waste is consumed most quickly by garden earthworms?

Carina Wen – Which type of nut contains the most energy?

Gold:                                                     Azra Jada – The effect of electrical stimulation on plants.

Mbali Musandwa – Is there a healthier and more natural way of cleaning your mouth than using toothpaste?

Category Winners:                          Michaela Stavrides and Amy Whyte

Going through to second round:      Azra Jada, Mbali Musandwa

 

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