Secondary MakerLab update

Secondary MakerLab update Following on from my blog on the 21st July, I am delighted to share with you the final design of the MakerLab as we have now selected the furniture and equipment.

Following on from my blog on the 21st July, I am delighted to share with you the final design of the MakerLab as we have now selected the furniture and equipment.

Everyone is hard at work to have this finished and ready to welcome our students back to what will be a Science Laboratory in the school day and a STEAM space during break, lunchtimes and after school activities.

More details to follow upon completion!

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