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DP Year 2 Collaborative Science Project Presentation: Exploring Water As The Basis Of Life

 On the 8th of September, the DP-2 students got to present their findings related to the ‘Collaborative Science Project’, an interdisciplinary study combining the science subjects of biology, environmental systems and societies, chemistry and physics. The students utilised the umbrella theme of water under the topic of ‘evaluating water safety through purification and testing’.




Through the conducted experiments, students assessed parameters such as pH, dissolved oxygen (DO), salinity, and water hardness. These elements are crucial indicators of water quality and have far-reaching implications for ecosystems, human health, and environmental sustainability. Their findings highlighted variations in water quality across different locations, emphasising the importance of monitoring and maintaining safe water standards.


This project is more than just a school assignment; it is a reminder of the critical issues surrounding water quality worldwide. Water is a vital resource, yet many communities across the globe face challenges with contamination and scarcity. The collaborative science project underscores the importance of clean water access and the need for continued scientific inquiry into water quality management.




In a world where water sources are increasingly under threat from pollution, climate change, and overuse, our project serves as a small but significant step towards understanding and protecting this essential resource. The skills and knowledge we’ve gained through this project equip us to contribute to global efforts in ensuring that safe, clean water is available to all.





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