The Eliot School’s first ever Science Club recently shared their learning with the Eliot community at the school’s 8th annual Middle School Science Fair. Following the scientific method, the middle school scientists developed questions inspired by their own curiosity and then put those questions to the test through experiments, data collection and analysis. Three of Read More…
The annual St. John School Middle School Science Fair took place and our sixth, seventh and eighth graders created amazing science projects! These projects were creative, well planned and explained with perfection. Our middle school science teacher Mr. Bryce Caraher stated, “I am so proud of the work produced by grade six, seven and eight. Read More…
Does arm length equal throwing power? What solution works best to clean oxidized pennies? Can you grow a rock in a cup? These are some of the questions that St. John School’s middle school students explored at the annual STEM science fair this week. Over 65 students showcased their scientific poster designs using a similar layout to that used Read More…
St. John School hosted our annual science fair this past week. Our 5th – 8th grade students presented their experiments to an audience of their peers along with their parents and a host of judges including our science teacher, Dr. Anne King and several members of the Coast Guard. The Science Fair gave our students Read More…
Sixteen Eliot School students represented the school at the Boston Public Schools Citywide & Massachusetts Region VI Science Fair. On Wednesday, March 9, Eliot students Carolina Antonio, Meade Daily, Maria Grando and Chiara Haskell were recognized at the Bruce C. Bolling Center for their outstanding achievements. The students joined over 70 schools at the Cabot Read More…