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    Seven students from Holy Infant Academy in the Philippines competed in the International Invention and Trade Expo in London, England, bringing home major awards. The students received two gold awards, five special awards, and awards for grand, platinum, and diamond. Their projects addressed air quality monitoring and purification, radiation protection, weather monitoring, and android-controlled lawn mowing. Two additional students received the grand award and platinum award for their earthquake rescue device project despite not attending. The head coach was proud of the students' achievements in continuing the school's legacy of excellence in research and science education.

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    Seven students from Holy Infant Academy in the Philippines competed in the International Invention and Trade Expo in London, England, bringing home major awards. The students received two gold awards, five special awards, and awards for grand, platinum, and diamond. Their projects addressed air quality monitoring and purification, radiation protection, weather monitoring, and android-controlled lawn mowing. Two additional students received the grand award and platinum award for their earthquake rescue device project despite not attending. The head coach was proud of the students' achievements in continuing the school's legacy of excellence in research and science education.

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    HIA young inventors grace London stage, bring home massive awards

    by: Bea Alexandra D. Bautista

    With great honor and pride that came with each wit and intelligence in the field
    of research, seven students from Holy Infant Academy (HIA) once again flaunted
    their projects internationally as they competed in the International Invention and
    Trade Expo (ITTE) held at London, England last August 29-30.

    All five science investigatory projects of these students won grand awards with
    two golds, five special awards, and one for each of the grand, platinum, and diamond
    awards given by the judges and organizers of the event.

    Tenth graders Karize Ann Maminta, together with the team of Flodah Nadine
    Rafa, Paula Marie Marquez, and Sean Aron Geonanga, seized gold awards and the
    Outstanding Innovation Award by the Bio Resources for Innovation Clinical
    Applications Research Unit in Thailand with their respective studies: “Air MO-FY: An
    Air Quality Monitoring and Purifying Device”, and “Radioprotective Effect of Dried
    Oyster Mushroom (Pleurotus ostreatus) Against radiation-induced Cell damage in
    the Cultured Human Lymphocytes”.

    The tenth graders mentioned also clinched the European France Inventors
    Special Award with another group of grade 10 and grade 9 students, namely Kiana
    Nicole Reyes, Clara Elayne Pascua, and Mary Khiela Duran with their project
    “Atmosphere Awareness Device: Home-Based Weather Monitoring System”.

    Allysa Ericka Alcaide, grade 11 student, also won the European France Inventors
    Special Award as well as the UAE'S Inventors Ahmed Maijan Award with her title
    “Roboscythe: Modern Approach of Grass-trimming Using Android-Controlled Lawn
    Mower”.

    Moreover, despite not being able to join the HIA team in London, grade 11 and
    grade 10 siblings Jamie Anne Evora and Justine Anne Evora received the WIPA Grand
    Award and the Platinum Award by the IITE, which is recognized as the highest award
    for the international expo with their invention called “RESCUEBOT: Earthquake
    Victims Searching Device for Immediate and Safe Rescue Operation”.

    Mr. Dexter Moreno, head coach and adviser of these student scientists,
    presented the study of the Evora siblings to still be able to take part in the contest.

    He stated that he was very grateful and ecstatic for this huge milestone and
    achievement that continued the legacy of the good quality of research and science
    education in the school.

    “Matagal ko nang inaasam na mailaban muli ang HIA sa isang international


    contest sa larangan ng science, at dati ang London ay isa lang sa mga pangarap ko
    puntahan. Now, I am very proud of what we have achieved once again for the school
    and the country as well. Mabuhay ang HIA!” Mr. Moreno shared.

    A Diamond Award was also granted to Holy Infant Academy, being the only
    Philippines representative to the ITTE London.

    Together with the competitors in London are their parents, Mr. Moreno, Mrs.
    Noida Castro-- the head of Science Department in Department of Education Calapan,
    and Fr. Raymond Ruga, the superintendent of the Apostolic Vicariate of Calapan
    Parochial Schools, with each of them giving full out support in guiding and
    supporting the students throughout the competitions.

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