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Students get innovative for National Science Week

St Joseph’s School Port Lincoln year 8 student Alan Doley showing year 4 student Summa Looyesten a hydrogen-powered vehicle. Photo: Supplied
Charlotte Martin

It is National Science Week this week and Port Lincoln schools got involved with the 2023 theme of ‘Innovation: Powering […]

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