2020 Sponsor Prize Winners
Platinum Sponsor Prize
Rowe Scientific New/Country Secondary School Prize
Awarded to the best student entry from a new/country school.
|
7–8 |
Callum Klein, Kangaroo Island Community Education |
| 7–8 |
Sam Weavers, Adelaide Botanic High School |
Platinum Sponsor Prize
Department for Education Young Scientist Awards R–6
| 1st |
Chloe Lambden, Walkerville Primary School |
| 2nd |
Priyanka Thavarajah, Seymour College |
| 3rd |
Kara Heidrich, Annesley Junior School |
Department for Education Young Scientist Awards 7–12
| 1st |
Isabelle Lilburn, Loreto College |
| 2nd |
Josephine Oehler, Seymour College |
| 3rd |
Raihanah Pranggono, Glenunga International High School |
Gold Sponsor Prize
Defence Science & Technology’s Secondary School Prizes
| 7–10 |
1st Walford Anglican School for Girls 2nd Glenunga International High School |
| 11–12 |
1st Glenunga International High School 2nd Loreto College |
Science Writing Category Sponsor Prize
Australian Institute of Energy Prizes R–12
Awarded to the best entry at each year level with a sustainable generation and uses of energy theme.
| R–2 |
Jack Williams, Immanuel Primary School |
| 3–4 |
William Chen, Highgate School |
| 3–4 |
Jacob Wong, Highgate School |
| 5–6 |
Eugene Lee, Pedare Christian College |
| 7–8 |
Zeina Aljawhari, Walford Anglican School for Girls |
| 9–10 |
Matthew Lim, Pembroke School |
Scientific Inquiry Category Sponsor Prizes
University of South Australia – Sustainable Future Prizes R–12
Awarded to the most inspiring entry highlighting the value of Information Technology, Engineering and Environmental Science to a Sustainable Future.
| 3–4 |
Arjun Betti, Norwood Primary School |
| 9–10 |
Rowan Barnett, St John’s Grammar School |
Silver Sponsor Prizes
Catholic Education SA Primary School Prizes
Awarded to the best two primary schools with high achievement and participation across a wide range of categories.
| 1st | Immanuel Primary School |
| 2nd | St Andrew’s School |
CSIRO Education/CREST Prizes
Award for consistently high achievement and participation in the Scientific Inquiry and Models and Inventions categories.
| Primary |
Best CREST School: Seymour College Best non-CREST School: Norwood Primary School |
| Secondary |
Best CREST School: Brighton Secondary School Best non-CREST School: Walford Anglican School for Girls |
Flinders University Environment Prize 7–12
Awarded to the most inspiring entry covering an environmental issue in South Australia.
| 11–12 |
Yu (Amy) Shi, Glenunga International High School |
Flinders University Science Prize 7–12
Awarded to the outstanding research-based entry in science.
| 9–10 |
Prathicksha Venkatesan, Walford Anglican School for Girls |
The University of Adelaide, Faculty of Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences Prize 7-12
Awarded to the most outstanding entry with an engineering, computing or mathematical science theme.
| 9–10 |
Regan Nelson, Prince Alfred College |
The University of Adelaide, Faculty of Sciences Prize 7-12
Awarded to the most outstanding entry highlighting the benefits of scientific research to the community.
| 9–10 |
Chengcheng Zheng, Wilderness School |
Bronze Sponsor Prizes
Australian Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Prize
Awarded to the most outstanding entry with a biochemistry or molecular biology theme.
| 7–8 |
Sienna Hill, Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College |
Australian Institute of Physics (AIP) Prize
Awarded to the most outstanding entry with a physics theme.
| 7–8 |
Johanna Manlapas, Glenunga International High School Multimedia: The Pendulum |
Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) Prize
Awarded to the most outstanding entry with a chemistry theme.
| 11–12
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Raihanah Pranggono, Glenunga International High School |