St. Killian’s pupils at gravity-defying launch

By The Newsroom
Published 7th May 2015, 07:00 BST
Ilusionist and television mentalist David Meade wowed pupils from St. Killian's College and Wellington College, in Belfast city centre, with a gravity-defying stunt to launch the 2016 BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition. Pic by William Cherry/Presseye. INLT 18-665-CONIlusionist and television mentalist David Meade wowed pupils from St. Killian's College and Wellington College, in Belfast city centre, with a gravity-defying stunt to launch the 2016 BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition. Pic by William Cherry/Presseye. INLT 18-665-CON
Ilusionist and television mentalist David Meade wowed pupils from St. Killian's College and Wellington College, in Belfast city centre, with a gravity-defying stunt to launch the 2016 BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition. Pic by William Cherry/Presseye. INLT 18-665-CON
Ilusionist and television mentalist David Meade wowed pupils from St. Killian’s College and Wellington College, in Belfast city centre, with a gravity-defying stunt to launch the 2016 BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.

St Killian’s College won three awards at the BT Young Scientist competition in Dublin earlier this year - ‘Best Northern Ireland School Award’; ‘Northern Ireland Best Project Award’ and came second in the Senior Group award category for their project ‘Time compressed transport tester.’ INLT 18-665-CON

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