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Newcastle Herald
Newcastle Herald
Alanna Tomazin

Hunter students chance to help create smart technologies for Sydney Science Park

Hunter Christian School sciene teacher Madelin Ortiger, centre, with students Sam Varughese, Hayden Batts, Samuel Marklew, Maddy Clark, Amelia Jensen and Isaiah Davidson. Picture by Jonathan Carroll

Students at Hunter Christian School will have a chance to make a difference in the future as they generate ideas for the Sydney Science Park (SSP) as part of the STEM Schools Challenge.

Years 7 to 10 had a launch day in their school hall on Tuesday, July 18 to begin their collaboration with Celestino, CSIRO and the Association of Independent Schools, around innovative ideas for the SSP which is being built in Luddenham, next to the Western Sydney Airport.

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