A fantastic method for motivating children to learn new information is a Science Show or Fair. They gain a sense of curiosity that would otherwise not develop from sitting through tedious lectures. It offers a forum for students to apply their science knowledge and produce the finest innovation they can think of. Students can collaborate by exchanging ideas and energizing one another to accomplish something novel. This enables the students to further develop their social and moral abilities and improves their ability to work as a team. In addition, encourage critical and design thinking to discover a possible solution to make a difference. We were immensely blessed to have the following individuals who accepted the invitation to serve as judges for our School-Based Science Fair.
Dr. Annie Fuavai (Medical Doctor – LBJ Medical Center)
Jennet Chang (Horticulture Research Assistant – Land Grant)
Mile Farani Filoialii (Grant Project Manager – Department of Parks & Recreation
Silia Time (Capital Improvement Program Administrator – Governor’s Office)
Sione Setu (Math Department Head/Teacher – Kanana Fou High School)
a. Gracelyn Laupola – K5
b. Ethan Tan – Grade 1
c. Clotilda Fuataga – Grade 5
d. Kingston Laupola – Grade 6
e. Kendra Uele – Grade 8
f. Deeana Adam – Grade 8
MARCH 7, 2023: Island Wide Base
a. Clotilda Fuataga – 1st. Place in her Medical and Math category and Place 3rd. Overall
b. Gracelyn Laupola – Place 2nd. In her Physics category
c. Ethan Tan – Place 3rd. in his Botany category
d. Kendra Uele – Place 2nd. In her Marine Science category.
e. Deeana Adam – Place 2nd. In her Medical and Medicine category
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