Endeavour Sports High School Science in Caringbah, New South Wales, Australia | High School

Endeavour Sports High School Science

Locality: Caringbah, New South Wales, Australia

Address: Corner of The Boulevard and Taren Point Rd 2229 Caringbah, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 Is that a bright star in the sky next to the waxing Crescent Moon? No, its actually the planet Venus (also incorrectly referred to as "The Evening Star". The other bright "star" rising in the east is also another planet, Jupiter. A perfect night for our year 10 students who are currently studying the astronomy topic "Origins" to head outdoors for some planet spotting.

24.01.2022 Principals Award for Excellence in Science: Congratulations to Ronan Noble and Kent Harris

23.01.2022 Year 12 Physics calculating the velocity of a golf ball as it leaves the club. #newtonslaws #equationsofmotion #vectoranalysis

23.01.2022 #ElephantToothpaste

22.01.2022 Strong hair day

22.01.2022 Earthquakes occur along the boundaries between the Earths Tectonic Plates.

21.01.2022 Yr 8 students all charged up

21.01.2022 We have lost one of the most brilliant minds in the world. RIP Stephen Hawking.

21.01.2022 Mr Camerons very talented yr 8 STEM class produced a short video on classrooms of the future in 50 minutes using iMovie #GirlsInStem #DigiGirls

19.01.2022 Animals have been forced into some odd predicaments by flooding in North West Australia. Snakes, lizards and frogs, some of which normally regard each other as ...dinner, have crowded into trees to wait out flooding caused by record rainfall. And its presented a great opportunity for Indigenous rangers to record biodiversity.

17.01.2022 Getting down at eye level to record the bounce height of a tennis ball

17.01.2022 Medical and information technology of the future #SeniorScience

17.01.2022 A stand up paddle boarder has had a surprise encounter with a dolphin in Western Australia. Report on 7 News at 6pm. Story: http://bit.ly/2jiqrRP ... #Dolphin #7News

17.01.2022 Yr 10 studying the Genes topic: check out the latest research on early human evolution

14.01.2022 Year 7 are learning how to safely light a Bunsen burner to earn their Bunsen burner licence.

14.01.2022 YOU HAVE TO WATCH THIS! Check out this amazing video made by students, Ms Rigg and Mr Briscoe-Hough about science at Endeavour. http://bit.ly/2zwRE9h

14.01.2022 Steve Irwin was such a legend!

13.01.2022 DID YOU KNOW: Airbags deploy between 100 & 220 MPH. If you ride with your feet on the dash, you may send your knees through your eye sockets if the airbag is deployed. Police are sharing this photo in hopes of spreading awareness of safety while driving.

12.01.2022 9SK cows eye dissection. The lens magnifies and inverts an image.

12.01.2022 Airbags deploy at over 200km/h. Probably shouldnt put your feet on top of one.

11.01.2022 https://www.webmd.com//heart-failure/video/angioplasty-ste

11.01.2022 Today, 222 years ago on May 14, 1796, Edward Jenner extracted the contents of a pustule from the arm of a cowpox-infected milkmaid, Sarah Nelmes. He then inject...ed it into the arm of an eight year old boy, James Phipps. As Jenner expected, immunisation with the cowpox virus only caused mild symptoms in the boy. When he subsequently inoculated the boy with smallpox virus (an act now considered completely unethical), the boy showed no symptoms of the disease. Smallpox is the only disease in humans that has been completely eradicated by vaccines. It is highly contagious, and caused by orthopoxviruses belonging to the species Variola virus. Variola viruses (VARVs) belong to the family Poxviridae, which also includes the species Monkeypox virus, Molluscum contagiosum virus, and Vaccinia virus. Vaccinia virus (VACV) served as the antigen in the smallpox vaccine. The genome consists of a single, linear molecule of double-stranded DNA that is replicated in the host cells cytoplasm. Smallpox was once one of the most prevalent of all diseases. It was a universally dreaded scourge for more than 3 millennia, with case fatality rates of 20-50%; and disabled and disfigured those who survived. See more

10.01.2022 Robert Bunsen, namesake of the Bunsen burner, was born on this date in 1811. A chemist with wide-ranging interests, Bunsen pioneered work on emission spectrosco...py, with which he co-discovered cesium and rubidium, developed a zinccarbon battery, found an antidote to arsenic poisoning, and studied Icelands volcanoes and geysers. See more

09.01.2022 Could you hear Yanni or Laurel? The explanation comes from how the Cochlea processes information as we get older. Year 9 have been looking at the function of the ear in our "Communication" topic.

08.01.2022 This is a bike for water, not roads!

08.01.2022 Two minutes x 1.5 kms x 8 barrels - surely one of the best waves caught on film.

08.01.2022 Year 8 investigating electrostatics.

07.01.2022 Mr Cameron’s very talented yr 8 STEM class produced a short video on classrooms of the future in 50 minutes using iMovie #GirlsInStem #DigiGirls

06.01.2022 7J conducting their first scientific experiment. Students were investigating the effect of the volume of water on the time it takes for the water to boil.

06.01.2022 No one will ever love watermelon as much as this hippo

06.01.2022 With big snowfalls come BIG risk. Especially in Switzerland where avalanche conditions are extreme after snow then rain now mega snow. Check out this avalanche caught on web camera. Eek!!

05.01.2022 Measuring bounce height on different surfaces

04.01.2022 Yr 7: Measuring the temperature of boiling water

03.01.2022 https://instagram.com/p/Be5yJ4DBPSQ/

01.01.2022 Investigating Science @EngadineHS

01.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Xv9K9vNFlw

01.01.2022 Today our Year 8 and 9 Extension Science classes travelled to Canberra to visit Questacon and the Australian War Memorial. Students took photos and videos of exhibits and will present information to class as an assessment task.