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Coleg Cambria students win medals in national physics competition

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Science-loving students achieved outstanding results in a national physics competition.

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Coleg Cambria students win medals in national physics competition

Science-loving students achieved outstanding results in a national physics competition.

23 days ago·Wrexham, United Kingdom

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North Wales Students a Real Force at UK Physics Olympics

Science-Loving students proved to be a real force in a national physics tournament. Learners from Coleg Cambria achieved staggering results at The British Physics Olympiad (BPhO), a series of competitions overseen by renowned lectures from Oxford and Cambridge universities. A seven-strong team representing Yale Sixth in Wrexham received two commendations, three bronze medals, one silver and one gold, which was secured by Lois Jones, from Gwersyl…

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North Wales students a real force at UK Physics Olympics

News from Wales SCIENCE-LOVING students proved to be a real force in a national physics tournament. Learners from... The post North Wales students a real force at UK Physics Olympics appeared first on News from Wales.

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SCIENCE-LOVING students proved to be a real force in a national physics tournament

Learners from Coleg Cambria achieved staggering results at The British Physics Olympiad (BPhO), a series of competitions overseen by renowned lectures from Oxford and Cambridge universities. A seven-strong team representing Yale Sixth in Wrexham received two commendations, three bronze medals, one silver and one gold, which was secured by Lois Jones, from Gwersyllt. The students sat two challenging exam papers to test their knowledge of the subj…

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