B, from Class 3 at Mill Dam Primary, loves cars and wanted to investigate what makes a good suspension.
Check out the really thoughtful experiment here!
Reception, at Rode Heath, have been getting involved in celebrating World Oceans Day 2020!
They are all committed to saving our oceans and protecting out planet!
Lovely work everyone!
Year 6 at Myddelton College Prep School have been learning about how micro-plastic makes it’s way through the ocean’s food chains!
Holly, from The Willows School, has been investigating different primates.
She’s created a report and a lovely picture!
More amazing science from Fairview Primary School!
This time the focus is on the Water Cycle - take a look at their amazing video here!
Ethan, from Rode Heath, has been getting creative with his very own invisible ink!
Students at Lunt’s Heath would like to introduce you to the first ever socially distant film titled ‘A Bottle’s Life’.
Wilf is back and investigating breath humidity and discussing the chemical reaction of respiration.
Pupils at Fairview Primary investigated ‘Journeys’. This took an interesting turn and they began an investigation to see if they could bend water.
Take a look at their experiment here!
Class 2 at Horbury Bridge Academy have been investigating marine food chains and have made their very own.
Really creative ideas everyone!
Marthy has been investigating the different layers of the ocean and all creatures that inhabit it!
Look at all of her lovely work here!
Ella, in Y4 at Rode Heath Primary, has created a great poster showing ways we can save our planet!
Lovely work, Ella!
Ellie, in Y1 at Kingswood Parks Primary, completed a sea level rising experiment - relating to what is happening in the Arctic right now.
Great work Ellie!
Year 8 at The Ladies' College, Guernsey have been investigating how to keep crops growing when the land in Bangladesh floods.
Student at Myddelton College Prep have begun a geo-inquiry - what patterns of plastic debris are there in my local area?
They did some initial research by collecting litter and recording data on our walks using the Marine Debris Tracker app!
Great work everyone!
Marthy has been busy learning all about pufferfish and wants to know why they have spikes?
Does anyone know the answer?
Marthy wanted to know about seals and has asked some brilliant questions.
Have a look at them here!
This Year 6 class have been investigating how animals could adapt to live on Mars and have come up with their own creatures that they think would survive.
Great work!
Lola, from Rode Heath, has created her very own cardboard turtle.
She will be able to open a cardboard creature zoo soon!
Pupils at Fairview Primary have beenlearning about Vikings. But they have decided to mix it with science by building their own catapults!
Have a look at this video to see more!