2008 School Magazine

I"'^am ^;^^^000 0^!^ in July this year, five students from Girls Grammar ventured to Armidale in New South Wales to participate in a Forens'c Science Camp. During the camp, we used suspect interviews, teamwork and forensic evidence to solve the different crimes we were investigating, as well as participa ing h some compulsory fun . On Saturday 5 July, we presented our crimes in a mock court trial, in which some students were barriste s some were w'triesses and others held court positions such as bai Iff and jury member. it was an amazing experience for everyone who attended and we gained a good iris ght from the camp. 3:41, I "^^^' 19M/ EZ^@F ^'^,"' 19"! F;PFi^, ,,^,,^^!^"' 19^! ^, IZ 8^,, 77 1981 4419 ^;4, ;4 "'\"!, (90)

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The Forum was a journey that started in July last year. First we were nominated by our districts' Rotary clubs and then selected from interviews. We attended the National Youth Science Forum in December. This forum provided a very unique and beneficial learning opportunity. We gained a better insight to the areas of tertiary study and career pathways in science and participated in open discussions about what we hoped to achieve in the field of science after we left school. We were also given the opportunity to put forward our own views on the problems of today and tomorrow. Many great friendships developed between students from Australia and overseas, who shared our interes it really was an unforgettable experience.

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