Tagged: Science

Cambridge Science Competition

In recent years there has been a rising problem with excess use of inorganic fertilisers, causing pollution and affecting ecosystems within bodies of water, specifically rivers, lakes and oceans. Algal blooms and eutrophication have...

Ripple Tank Experiment

On the 18th of May, the grade 12 physics class did a practical using a ripple tank. Thanks to the combined efforts of Mr Hillebrand, Mr Tate, Dr Doyle and Mr Doyle in constructing...

Science Expo

Science Expo

On the 18th and 19th of April, the Year 8’s had their Science Expo. After almost four months of hard work and stress, it finally came together. On the first day, the whole grade...

Year 12 Sutherland Astronomy Trip

On Wednesday, the 8th of February, half the grade 12s left on a 3-day trip to Sutherland. Taking 2 buses, the trip there allowed for scenic mountain passes and long tunnels in between the...

Aquaculture Lab Tour

On Saturday, the 4th of February, the environmental portfolio organised a trip to the Aquaculture Research Aquarium in Sea Point. Meeting at Queen’s Beach at 9:00, Dr Doyle started the trip with a talk...

ISASA/MIT Workshop

In November 2022, grade 11s studying physics and math had the opportunity to apply for a MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) course in Joburg, with 100 places available for students in South Africa and...

Phenomenal Physics Show

On the 26th of October, the year 11 Physics class left school during second break for an outing at UCT. In one of the university’s lecture rooms, the science presentation was organised by Dr...

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A Day of Reactions with Dr. Woolard

  This is a teaspoonful of magnesium powder that was placed in a bunsen burner. The bright white is the magnesium metal reacting with oxygen to form magnesium oxide (MgO).   Essentially, this is...

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