Congratulations to all participants at the 2019 New Brunswick Science Fair! The two regional fairs for New Brunswick (North-West and South-East) were held in Fredericton on Wednesday, April 10th, 2019.  There were 130 students in total and 93 projects from the province. ASD-N was well represented with 18 projects registered for the North-West Region.  From these 18 projects, our students came away with 11 awards. 

Students met with Judges from 11:00-1:00 followed by participation in some exciting STEM related activities (see Science East Facebook page for pictures).

The day culminated with a public viewing and awards ceremony where High School students were presented with Gold, Silver and Bronze awards and Middle School students were presented with 2 Gold, 4 Silver and 6 Bronze. Other awards included the Ted Rogers Innovation award and of course, the 4 Grand Prizes of moving on to the Canada Wide Science Fair. The CWSF will be held in Fredericton May 11th -17th, 2019.  For more information on the CWSF and booking a class visit, click here.

The award recipients are listed below, and the full list is on the Science Fair NB website. Photos are posted on the Science East Facebook page. 

ASD-N would like to offer huge congratulations to all participants and to the following students for their recognition at the 2019 NB Science Fair. Best of luck to those attending CWSF in May! 

2019 Divisional Award Winners 

Junior Prizes 

Bronze ($40 cash) 
 

Smart Spout 
Students: Hyma Parekh (in attendance), Sarah Whitney  
School: Max Aitken Academy 
 
Silver ($60 cash) 
 
Dry Ice 
Student: Fiona Nicol  
School: Superior Middle School 
 
AI Mower 
Student: Blythen Drysdale  
School: Superior Middle School 
 
Getting Old?? 
Students: Emma Comeau, Hannah Traer  
School: Nelson Rural School 
 
Gold ($80 cash) 
 
Fais les Eoliennes Plus Bon 

Student: Gavin McLenaghan  

School: Dr. Losier Middle School 
 

2019 Divisional Award Winners 

Senior Prizes 

 
Silver ($60 cash) 
 

Cna Yuo Raed Tihs 
Student: Haley Pitre  
School: Bathurst High School 
 
Gold ($80 cash) 
 

Now U See It, Now U Don't 
Student: Emilie Risdon 
School: Bathurst High School 
 

2019 Ted Rogers Innovation Award 

(project that most demonstrates entrepreneurial spirit and commercial potential ($100 cash) 

 
Dry Ice 
Student: Fiona Nicol  
School: Superior Middle School 
 

2019 Grand Award Winners 

Advancing to CWSF 
 

Reflective Sound 
Student: Alicia Gammon  
School: Superior Middle School 
 
Thermoelectricity: Powering the Ships of Tomorrow  
Student: Tara Glover  
School: Bathurst High School 

Gaspillage Expliquable  

Student: Alexandre Comeau  
School: Dr. Losier Middle School