In Pictures: St Joseph’s Waroona holds first STEMathon at Waroona Memorial Hall

Sean Van Der WielenHarvey-Waroona Reporter
Camera IconHaylee Ford, 11, St Joseph's Waroona principal Michael O’Dwyer, Sam Hodgson, 6, and Scarlett Spencer, 7. Credit: Sean Van Der Wielen/Harvey-Waroona Reporter

It is not every day at school that you can make your own sherbert, get ‘locked up’ in a paddy wagon or experience virtual reality.

But those activities were among 45 different options available to students at the Waroona Memorial Hall on August 17 as St Joseph’s School Waroona held its first ever STEMathon.

It was not only St Joesph’s pupils who took part in activities, with primary students from nearby Waroona District High School also taking part in the exciting day.

A number of Waroona businesses and community volunteers helped ensure the event went off without a hitch, allowing the town’s young minds to explore everything science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Camera IconBoston Brett, 9, conducts an inertia experiment as Oliver Cavallaro, 9, and Lenny Wright, 9, watch. Credit: Sean Van Der Wielen/Harvey-Waroona Reporter
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Camera IconChloe Bartle, 9, and Kobie Kiely, 10. Credit: Sean Van Der Wielen/Harvey-Waroona Reporter
Camera IconKobie Holland, 5, and Francesca DeRosa, 5. Credit: Sean Van Der Wielen/Harvey-Waroona Reporter
Camera IconAlcoa Wagerup laboratory development chemist Gemma Willmott takes students through an elephant toothpaste experiment. Credit: Sean Van Der Wielen/Harvey-Waroona Reporter
Camera IconKen Landwehr with Ozzie the Rooster. Credit: Sean Van Der Wielen/Harvey-Waroona Reporter

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