Science night a BIG hit for R.J. Vial pupils
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Angelle Babin
PARADIS - Sean Boyer and Peyton Gros discover the difference in magnetic strength of various magnets.
It was an electrifying night as R.J. Vial students participated in five different science projects.
Students also explored websites that had great science project ideas.
Students were given informational packets about Science Fair project guidelines.
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