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Pictured are students from Scoil Eoin Baiste, Carrigart with their teacher at ESB Science Blast showcase in ICC Belfast. ESB Science Blast, the RDS led initiative, is a free and inclusive educational programme which actively encourages primary school students to lead their own scientific investigations. The event featured 21 schools from across Antrim, Armagh, Down, Derry, Fermanagh and Tyrone showcasing 29 STEM-related projects which explored a simple, thought-provoking scientific question, investigated by the students.
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Pictured are students from St. Conal’s NS, Portnoo with their teacher at ESB Science Blast showcase in ICC Belfast. ESB Science Blast, the RDS led initiative, is a free and inclusive educational programme which actively encourages primary school students to lead their own scientific investigations. The event featured 21 schools from across Antrim, Armagh, Down, Derry, Fermanagh and Tyrone showcasing 29 STEM-related projects which explored a simple, thought-provoking scientific question, investigated by the students. The project exhibited by the students was “Dig or no dig -which produces the greatest yield?”
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Pictured are students from Gortnacart NS, Ardara with their teacher at ESB Science Blast showcase in ICC Belfast. ESB Science Blast, the RDS led initiative, is a free and inclusive educational programme which actively encourages primary school students to lead their own scientific investigations. The event featured 21 schools from across Antrim, Armagh, Down, Derry, Fermanagh and Tyrone showcasing 29 STEM-related projects which explored a simple, thought-provoking scientific question, investigated by the students. The project exhibited by the students was “Will chemical or organic fertiliser produce a better yield of crops?”
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Pictured are students from Scoil Cholmcille, Letterkenny with their teacher at ESB Science Blast showcase in ICC Belfast. ESB Science Blast, the RDS led initiative, is a free and inclusive educational programme which actively encourages primary school students to lead their own scientific investigations. The event featured 21 schools from across Antrim, Armagh, Down, Derry, Fermanagh and Tyrone showcasing 29 STEM-related projects which explored a simple, thought-provoking scientific question, investigated by the students. The project exhibited by the students was “Can seaweed slow climate change?”