NIWA Science Projects win Awards
Marsden students did exceptionally well at the 2019 NIWA Science Fair, scooping 4 out of the 6 available Class 3 awards as well as a raft of highly commended and special prizes. Special mention to Wynter Tickle who won five prizes with her Personal Quake Detector.
The following Year 9 students are to be commended for the exceptional work that went into their projects.
| Student | Project | Award |
| Arushi Bhatnagar-Stewart | Composting Coffee | Victoria University of Wellington Faculty of Education; & Highly Commended |
| Eva Tunnicliffe & Molly Schaefer | Perfecting a Kiwi Icon | NZ Institute of Food Science and Technology |
| Louisa Boyer | Running on Grass | Fourth = in Class 3 |
| Caroline Jones | You Spin me Round | Callaghan Innovation Engineering NZ; & Highly Commended |
| Wynter Tickle |
Personal Quake |
Victoria University of Wellington Faculty of Education; Victoria University of Wellington School of Engineering and Computer Science; The Massey University/GNS Science Joint Centre for Disaster Research; Engineering NZ; Fourth = in Class 3 |
| Isabella Pithie & Alexis Boulieris | Going; Going; Gone | Third in Class 3 |
| Aelfred Gater & Ryan Field |
Hydraulic Lift Elevator |
Highly Commended Marsden Whitby |
Congratulations to all these students you should be very proud of your achievements.
