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Woodside Scitech Science Awards

Working hard and achieving goals are things to be celebrated. Our Woodside Scitech Science Awards give schools the opportunity to say ‘well done’.

Woodside Scitech Science Awards

Applications for the Woodside Scitech Science Awards 2021 are now open!

We believe that working hard and achieving goals should be celebrated. Our annual Science Awards program is here to do just that.

Created as a joint initiative between Woodside and Scitech, the awards are the perfect way to acknowledge students who have achieved great results in STEM.

Every year we contact all eligible primary schools in WA and offer them a number of graduation prizes (we love this part!). The schools can then choose which students will be recognised.

At the end of term, Scitech and Woodside representatives attend primary school graduations across the metro area and personally hand the winners their prizes (we love this part, too!)

The Woodside Scitech Science Awards are free to enter. Please follow the link below to apply.

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