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Madeleine, in 5B, chose Ada Lovelace as her focus celebrating Women in STEM. Ada designed the 'analytical engine', the precursor to today's modern computers. Read on to learn more about Ada Lovelace and her designs! Thank you Madeleine!

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Women in Tech competition Madeleine Palmer

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The Nursery did a wonderful job learning about the incredible contributions of Stephanie Kwolek, the inventor of Kevlar - the bullet proof material.
They linked their learning to the story of the 3 Little Pigs - very clever! Thank you Nursery!

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Timmy in 6M chose to make a Scratch animation to celebrate the work of Katherine Johnson! It's a very enjoyable way to learn; collect all of the fact pages to learn how Katherine paved the way for humans to land on the Moon! Thanks Timmy!

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Sophia in 5R took a brilliant approach to our celebration and chose a concept which wouldn't have been possible without the work of key female STEM leads! Sophia looks at the internet and how women have played a key role in establishing what we know and love today. Super idea Sophia!

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Isobel in 5B created an awesome, interactive 'fold-out'; detailing the amazing successes and celebrating the life of Emmy Noether, an inspirational mathematician whose work has had great influence in how we view the world. Great choice Isobel, thank you!

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... and added pictures of his Minecraft creations here! Well done Charlie!

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Rivka in 4M chose the Nobel Prize winning scientist Marie Curie as the focus of her celebration of Women in STEM! A super choice and an example of women overcoming prejudice to achieve amazing things. Thanks Rivka!

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Max in 4M has chosen a woman in STEM who, sadly, lost her life pursuing her dream.  As you'll learn from Max's terrific presentation, Christa McAuliffe was one of the astronauts who lost their life on space shuttle Challenger. Thank you Max for raising our awareness of what Christa achieved!

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Ella in 4GR designed this eye catching and informative presentation about Katherine Johnson! Read on to learn about how Katherine has been celebrated in film! Thanks Ella!

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Oliver in 3P chose to celebrate the amazing Nasa Mathematician Katherine Johnson! He created this marvellous video showcasing her talents and commitment despite the challenges she faced. Thank you Oliver!

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Charlie A in 3P created amazing Minecraft sculptures to celebrate Susan Kare; the legendary woman behind the face in Apple's Macintosh computers! He's recorded a brief history of Susan here...

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Amelie in 3P carried out some great research about Annie Easley; a fascinating insight into one of the influential women who worked for NASA! Thank you Amelie!