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Published: 11:56 AM March 22, 2007    Updated: 10:43 PM February 22, 2021

Young scientists were set a series of challenges this week in celebration of National Science Week. Pupils at Greneway School, Royston, investigated some of the nation s favourite experiments, as well as designing an eco-friendly city, objects that stayed

Young scientists were set a series of challenges this week in celebration of National Science Week.

Pupils at Greneway School, Royston, investigated some of the nation's favourite experiments, as well as designing an eco-friendly city, objects that stayed in the air for 60 seconds, and paper rafts.

Science technician Jan Hodge said: "National Science Week is also being celebrated with competitions, poetry, and jokes.

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