Science
Mr Nathan Meredith's Year 12 Science in Practice students have this week conducted their Forensic Science Unit assessment, putting their crime scene analysis and processing skills to the test, solving the suspicious death of Principal Deputy Rodd Tobson. We mourn his untimely passing. Students have set their sights on key suspects Mr Games Jerchow and Ms Wachel Rarwick.
Students have utilised the skills they've developed this term including DNA analysis, fingerprint analysis, forensic psychology, chromatography, chemical analysis, handwriting analysis, trace evidence and ballistic evidence analysis.
All Science classes are nearing the completion of assessments; new units of work will begin. Students are expected in classes until the end of term as new content will be delivered or consolidated in every lesson.
Year 12 Science subjects will be starting Student Experiment assessment work, while Year 11's will be covering content essential for assessments that occur early to mid-Term 2. Year 7's begin their work on Earth Sciences, while Year 8's and 9's start Chemistry.
Kevin Campbell
Head of Department - Science & Year 10 D,E,F