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Winners online Science quiz VWO students during Open Day RIHS
1st prize Lize Dekkers (on photo), Dominicus college 5 VWO, 2 event tickets ad € 75, + 2 weekend vouchers InScience festival
2nd prize Renske Janssen, Dominicus college 5 VWO, 2 event tickets ad € 50, + 2 weekend vouchers InScience festival
3rd prize Lisanne Pouwel, Elzendaal College 5 VWO, 2 event tickets ad € 25, + 2 weekend vouchers InScience festival
Winners Science Quest primary school kids
1st prize Joline Hurenkamp - primary school het Talent (4 tickets Efteling) (photo below)
2nd prize Tim Papenhoven - primary school de Oversteek (4 tickets NEMO)
3rd prize Jelle Bousema - primary school de Hazensprong (4 tickets NEMO)
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