2012 Middle Schools Science – WaterWatch at Lake Colac
This year the Middle Years group have taken on the role of Junior Scientists as each month they participate in Water Watch. The program is run by the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority and is based around testing water quality. The group have been given a particular site near Lake Colac to collect a sample of water each month. They take the air and water temperature on the spot and complete the remaining tests back at school. After donning protective glasses and rubber gloves they complete a number of tests using a variety of tools and charts.
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