Student work from Campbelltown local area

Throughout 2020, students from across Campbelltown have been working to address local challenges with science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Here are their solutions!

Male student giving presentation in classroom

Energy 3 – Macquarie Fields High School

Student cardboard model of automated bus

Transport – Thomas Reddall High School

Front view of Thomas Reddall High School with trees

Ageing Population – Thomas Reddall High School

Student working with electronics circuit in classroom

Water 2 – St Gregory’s College

Agribusiness – Thomas Reddall High School

Broccoli and carrot with snacks

Population Growth – Thomas Reddall High School

Eucalyptus trees with blue sky

Biodiversity – Thomas Reddall High School

Student model of hydrogen bus

Transport – Sarah Redfern High School

Front view of Thomas Reddall High School with trees

Mental Health – Thomas Reddall High School

Solar panel

Biodiversity – Thomas Reddall High School

Female student wearing lab coat inside

Aging and mental health – Sarah Redfern High School

Female student in science laboratory

Biodiversity – Sarah Redfern High School

Female student with glasses in lab coat

Energy – Sarah Redfern High School

School science experiment with red plastic bowls

Water 1 – St Gregory’s College

Two male students giving a presentation in a classroom

Energy 1 – Macquarie Fields High School

Male student giving presentation in classroom

Energy 2 – Macquarie Fields High School

 

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in these student publications are those of the authors. They do not represent the views or opinions of CSIRO.