Stratford College receive SciFest STEM School award

NEWS / 5 March 2019

Stratford College were awarded a SciFest STEM School award on Thursday, 28th February. The award was presented to Ms O'Kelly who received it on behalf of Stratford. Stratford College has been entering SciFest competitions with TYs since April 2014.  

Since then, TYs every year have competed in two categories of the SciFest competition - Technology and Sciences. Last year, Stratford TY students came first in the Intermediate Technology section in ITB and second in the Intermediate Life Sciences section.

Every year, the teachers and judges all agree, the standard gets better and better!

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Download a copy here

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