Science Week

Science Week This week, the children have been taking part in Science Week. Each morning has begun with a 'Big Wow' a start to the day where the children have been amazed at science in action.

This week, the children have been taking part in Science Week. Each morning has begun with a 'Big Wow' a start to the day where the children have been amazed at science in action. From there, classrooms have been full of scientific investigations, all of which have been engaging and fun. Many of them have been messy and explosive! Check out the video of some of the highlights.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qY6ej5CMT28

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