We love the effort that Miss Riley’s class has put in to their solar system challenge.
Loads of great drawings and we even spot some planet cookies - how inventive. Keep it up, everybody!
Who wants to test their Space knowledge? Check out Fulford School’s quiz here.
Challenge your friends and family and show them how much you learnt from celebrating the Royal Astronomical Society’s 200th birthday last week.
Take a look at Elissia’s robot!
She’s been asking lots of questions about what her robot would need. We love the idea of a robot that helps with homework.
If you made a robot, what features would you make sure it had?
Science and ice cream - what more could you want?! Check out this experiment.
This experiment looked into changing materials and we can’t think of a better thing we would want anything turned into. Yummy!
Jayden, from Burlington Junior School, and his family have been getting stuck into investigating loads of different science experiments.
They’ve been identifying birds, dunking biscuits, nurturing strawberry plants and creating baking soda volcanoes. Great work everyone!
Miles is in Reception at Rode Heath Primary School and has created an amazing biome!
We think that all of the creatures in Miles’ garden will be very happy with their new home.
How many creatures can you spot?
Students from Colegrave School have been asking lots of questions about Astronomy! Here’s what Gautam wants to know.
Can any of you give Gautam an answer?
Big thanks to Myddelton College Preparatory School for sending in their astronomy throwback!
Their Year 4 and 5 students investigated the Earth’s orbit and the relative sizes of planets.
It looks like all your students had great fun last term learning about all things Earth and Space. We hope they enjoyed our Astronomy week just as much!
Alex from The Willows School has put together this video from his walk around Greasbrough Dams.
He had a great time watching all of the different birds. He managed to get up close and personal to all the wildlife. My favourite is the swan. What’s yours?
One pupil from Lunt’s Heath Primary School had lots of fun making their very own rocket launcher!
The mouse had a fun trip to Mercury before arriving back down to Earth. Great work!