University Students for a Day!

Our Grade 12 Physics and Chemistry students visited the University of Waterloo, and participated in Physics Lab Days, where they delved into a myriad of fascinating topics, from eddy currents to superconducting magnets.

They had hands-on experiences with plasma balls, explored Einstein's theory of general relativity, and delved into the intricacies of standing waves, extending their understanding of concepts covered in their high school classes.

Adding to their adventure, the students toured the prestigious Institute for Quantum Computing, gaining valuable insights into groundbreaking research at the forefront of science. Additionally, they engaged in a Quantum Cryptology workshop, where they applied their knowledge to real-world scenarios, preparing them for their final unit of study.

This incredible experience not only broadened their scientific horizons but also ignited their passion for exploration and discovery. We are immensely proud of our students for embracing this opportunity to deepen their understanding of the sciences and look forward to seeing how they continue to excel in their academic pursuits.