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Welcome to the Science VLE,
Welcome to the Science VLE,
For general information on what is happening in science please look below For information regarding learning please click on the Key Stages below
For general information on what is happening in science please look below For information regarding learning please click on the Key Stages below
The Texas Science roadshow
The Texas Science roadshow
Would like to give a massive thank you to the T A&M for the amazing road show, great to show students how impressive science can be
VID-20190228-WA0007.mp4The Science Fair
The Science Fair
Thursday 28th February 2019
The Secondary Science Fair has happened and again its been a brilliant day full of lots of excitement and awesome projects.
The science department is currently tallying up the total but stay tune for up dates in the week to come.
The Science Week Fair
The Science Week Fair
Thursday 28th February 2019
Back again, for the 4 year running, is The NBA Science Fair, the highlight of the science week.
The science department is hard at work designing the categories we will be using this year but hopeful we will be able to share this with you all soon.
The school science fair is compulsory for all Key Stage 3 students, information will be passed on to students soon.
We would also love for you parents to help use judge the students work. Any parents with a science back ground that interesting in Judging for the science fair on the 28th February please email your child science teacher.
Here is the Science fair hand book, please look through it and help your children to decide what category they will do for the science fair. Additional information regarding category 1 stander experimental category can be found on the Key Stage 3 VLE and your child's teacher will be sharing the resources on Edmodo.
One of the most important skills for a scientist is to know how to do research and carry of experiment on there own. To help develop this attitude i our students, the science department has decided that this year the students projects for the science fair will go towards there end of year subject grade. So please help and encourage your child through the science fair as this year.
Cells and Organisation Competition
Cells and Organisation Competition
If you come into the reception area over the next 2 weeks, you will see a large number of cell display's and model's produced by our amazing year 7 & 10.
The science department has decided to offer a prize to the best display or model and we need YOUR help to find the best one.
So please if you are in the reception area look over these posters and models, then select you favourite model or poster, fill in the voting sheet and place it in the voting box.
Exam session is upon use. So here in the science department thought it may help you to improve your revision strategies by looking at 9 scientific study methods that have been shown to help
English Book Week
English Book Week
The world's great thinkers and scientists have long written down what they learn, here are some non-fiction books you may wish to try:
- WOMEN IN SCIENCE by Rachel Ignotofsky.
- Science(ish) by Rick Edwards & Dr Michael Brooks.
- An Ada Lace Adventure by Emily Calandrelli.
- Human Universe by Brian Cox & Andrew Cohen.
- A Brief History of Time by Steven Hakwing.
The Importance of Reading
The Importance of Reading
Reading transports us to worlds we would never see, introduces us to people we would never meet, and instills emotions we might never otherwise feel. It also provides an array of health benefits. Here are six scientific reasons you should be picking up more books.
1. It Can Improve Your Memory
2. It Reduces Your Stress Level
3. It Can Be Therapeutic
4. It Improves Brain Function
5. It Increases Your Attention Span
6. It Can Help You Live Longer
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