Fun for all at school’s science day
SOAP powered boats and a measle germ pencil were among the activities on offer at a school’s science day.
SOAP powered boats and a measle germ pencil were among the activities on offer at a school’s science day.
Icknield Walk First School in Royston invited some parents, who work as scientists, into school for the day to explain what goes on in their laboratories and offices.
A spokesman for Icknield Walk explained: “All the children received a ‘passport’ to fill in as they tried out different activities.
“The activities included checking for acidity, investigating blind spots, water and soap powered boats, how suncream works and making a measle germ pencil. The year three pupils also got to dress up as scientists.
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“All the children and staff had a great time trying things out, and the children really enjoyed the hands-on experiences.”
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