Science Day 2016
March 28, 2016
Attention Pinewood Community: The Science Department would like to invite you to our 2016 Science Day celebration, on April 6th, at our Pinewood Campus.
This year’s festivities promise to be an exciting exploration of
science and discovery lead by the hard work of our students as they
present their science fair projects.
Students from all grade levels,
1 through 12, will be presenting their works throughout the day, and
all are welcome to come enjoy and learn. The presentations will be
capped off by an awards ceremony for Middle School and High School,
where 4 students will be recognized, 2 from middle school, and 2 from
high school. One of the top students from each group will be voted on by
a visiting team of judges, while the other will be recognized through a
vote by the students themselves. We are also thrilled and privileged to
welcome Dr. George Dimitrakopoulos, an Assistant Professor at Aristotle
University, in their division of Solid State Physics, a subdivision of
the Dept. of Physics. Dr. Dimitrakopoulos specializes in Electron
Microscopy, and will be presenting as our keynote, “Light and Innovative
Nanomaterials: The story of compound semiconductors.
Festivities
will run all day, from 9 a.m. until 2:55, with highlight events at
12:15, when the Juniors present their Group 4 Presentation, and at
13:50, when the Awards Ceremony begins.
We hope you’ll come to
support your children, the sciences, and the Pinewood Community. Please
feel free to contact reception with any questions concerning the day’s
schedule of events.
Mr. Ian Harrington
on behalf of the Science Department