The Burgenland Industrial Association organized the 6th PANNOTECHNIKUS Physics Competition for primary school children. About 50 children from Burgenland demonstrated their knowledge of natural sciences and technology. Newfield Primary School won this year’s physics competition.
Under the slogan “Children in Technology,” children participated in the competition held at Pinkafield University of Applied Sciences. They conducted the experiment at four stations in the areas of technology and natural sciences. The final round of the competition was a quiz show where the children had to show their knowledge and expertise. The Neufeld Primary School team won, ahead of the teams from Oberwart, Stadtschleining, Morbisch and Webersdorf Primary Schools.
The awards were presented to the winners by Daniel Baumann, School Quality Director of the Oberwart District, Matthias Unger, Vice President of IV-Burgenland and Managing Director of Unger Stahlbau, and Aneko Benko, Managing Director of IV-Burgenland. The prizes included a visit to the Technical Museum in Vienna as well as digital workshops of the Industrial Association on the topic of electric motors.
Sylvia Plath writes for Social Post News, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. She focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, emerging trends, and stories that matter.
More Stories
Bumblebees Show Problem-Solving Skills Once Thought Limited to Larger-Brained Animals
Artemis 2’s Orion Heat Shield Faces Critical Test as Astronauts Prepare for Fiery Earth Reentry
Coral Seeding: Artificial Insemination Makes Coral More Heat Tolerant