Two Huron Heights students advance to Canada-wide Science Fair

Two students at Huron Heights Public School in Kincardine will take their science fair projects to the next level, as they  have won gold at the senior Bluewater Regional Science and Technology Fair in Owen Sound and advance to the Canada-wide Science Fair in Regina, Saskatchewan.

Louisa Matheson with her project, "Natural Remedies," and Etienne Joulin with his project, "Music and Personality," move on to the national event, slated for May 14-20.

Others winning medals at the regional science fair, held April 5 in Owen Sound, include:

BRONZE
 

• Imaan Azfaal, "Fabric Softener Flammability"
• Angus Sharpe, "Lightbulbs"

SILVER
 

• Dakota Christie-Wylds, "Laundry Detergents"
• Noah Page, "Cloud Chamber"
• Aidan Berkman and John Graham, "Concussions
• Jordan Beisel and Mack Beisel, "Sticky Stuff"

The following students also won special awards:
 

• Noah Page - Dr. Herb Coleman Senior Memorial Award - $50 plus a subscription to Sky News
• Louisa Matheson - Health Award - Mullen Small Animal Clinic - $50
• Etienne Joulin - Social Sciences Award - $50

Huron Heights Public School students who competed at the Regional Science and Technology Fair in Owen Sound, April 5, include Lydia Ritchie (left), Angus Sharpe, Dakota Christie-Wylds, Noah Page, Aidan Berkman, John Graham, Jordan Beisel, Mack Beisel, Etienne Joulin; absent, are Louisa Matheson and Imaan Azfaal; photo by Sylvia Leigh