National Science Challenge 2016
Singapore’s most coveted science championship, the National Science Challenge, is back for the 13th year in a row. Over 150 students from 38 schools turn up for the auditions. To be shortlisted for the quarter-finals, the students complete a written test and prepare a science presentation. Which schools will make it through to the quarter-finals?
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Singapore’s most coveted science championship, the National Science Challenge, is back for the 13th year in a row. Over 150 students from 38 schools turn up for the auditions. To be shortlisted for the quarter-finals, the students complete a written test and prepare a science presentation. Which schools will make it through to the quarter-finals?
Singapore’s most coveted science championship, the National Science Challenge, is back for the 13th year in a row. Over 150 students from 38 schools turn up for the auditions. To be shortlisted for the quarter-finals, the students complete a written test and prepare a science presentation. Which schools will make it through to the quarter-finals?
Singapore’s most coveted science championship, the National Science Challenge, is back for the 13th year in a row. Over 150 students from 38 schools turn up for the auditions. To be shortlisted for the quarter-finals, the students complete a written test and prepare a science presentation. Which schools will make it through to the quarter-finals?
It’s the first of 4 quarter-finals. 4 teams compete in each quarter-final for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC Trophy. The teams competing in this episode are School of Science & Technology, Catholic High School, Raffles Girls’ School and Anderson Secondary School. Which team will advance to the semi-finals?
It’s the first of 4 quarter-finals. 4 teams compete in each quarter-final for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC Trophy. The teams competing in this episode are School of Science & Technology, Catholic High School, Raffles Girls’ School and Anderson Secondary School. Which team will advance to the semi-finals?
It’s the second quarter-final. 4 new teams compete for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC Trophy. The teams competing are Hwa Chong Institution, Nanyang Girls’ High School, National Junior College and Anglican High School. Which team will make it to the semi-finals?
It’s the second quarter-final. 4 new teams compete for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC Trophy. The teams competing are Hwa Chong Institution, Nanyang Girls’ High School, National Junior College and Anglican High School. Which team will make it to the semi-finals?
4 different teams compete in the third quarter-final for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC Trophy. Anglo Chinese School (Independent), Dunman High School, NUS High School of Mathematics & Science and Raffles Institution are the teams competing. Which team will go through to the semi-finals?
4 different teams compete in the third quarter-final for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC Trophy. Anglo Chinese School (Independent), Dunman High School, NUS High School of Mathematics & Science and Raffles Institution are the teams competing. Which team will go through to the semi-finals?
4 teams compete for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC trophy in the last quarter-final. The teams competing are Nan Hua High School, Bukit Panjang Government High School, St Joseph’s Institution and wild card group, The Wild Ones. Which team will go to the semi-finals?
4 teams compete for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC trophy in the last quarter-final. The teams competing are Nan Hua High School, Bukit Panjang Government High School, St Joseph’s Institution and wild card group, The Wild Ones. Which team will go to the semi-finals?
It’s the first of 2 semi-finals. School of Science & Technology, National Junior College and NUS High School of Mathematics & Science compete for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC Trophy. Which team will secure their spot in the grand-final?
It’s the first of 2 semi-finals. School of Science & Technology, National Junior College and NUS High School of Mathematics & Science compete for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC Trophy. Which team will secure their spot in the grand-final?
In the last semi-final, Raffles Girls’ School, Nanyang Girls’ High School and Bukit Panjang Government High School compete for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC Trophy. Which of them will clinch a spot in the grand-final?
In the last semi-final, Raffles Girls’ School, Nanyang Girls’ High School and Bukit Panjang Government High School compete for a chance to become National Science Champions, and win the coveted NSC Trophy. Which of them will clinch a spot in the grand-final?
After 8 weeks of competition, it has come to the prestigious Grand-final. The finalists are Nanyang Girls High School, School of Science & Technology and Bukit Panjang Government High School. Which of them will win the coveted NSC Trophy, and be declared National Science Champions?
After 8 weeks of competition, it has come to the prestigious Grand-final. The finalists are Nanyang Girls High School, School of Science & Technology and Bukit Panjang Government High School. Which of them will win the coveted NSC Trophy, and be declared National Science Champions?