St John's students striving to be the best young scientists in the land

Taylor Dodge
Updated August 19 2019 - 3:48pm, first published 3:30pm
Science masters: Vince Connor, Ali Ridha, Haider Ali, James Joseph, Jose Sonny, Patricia Chapman and Kerry Morris. Photo: TAYLOR DODGE.
Science masters: Vince Connor, Ali Ridha, Haider Ali, James Joseph, Jose Sonny, Patricia Chapman and Kerry Morris. Photo: TAYLOR DODGE.

Ambitious and driven students from Dubbo St John's College are striving to be the first students from the Central West to take out the 2019 National Young Scientists Award.

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Taylor Dodge

Taylor Dodge

Senior Journalist

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