Year 4 Energy Workshop at Science Centre

Year 4 Energy Workshop at Science Centre The children in Year 4 have enjoyed visiting Singapore Science Centre, where they've learned about renewable and non-renewable energy.

The children in Year 4 have enjoyed visiting Singapore Science Centre

The children in 4CP took part in a workshop which helped us to learn about renewable energy and non-renewable energy. We learnt about solar power and solar panels and how to find the best angle for a solar panel to generate the most energy. Also, we investigated wind energy and how the position of the blades can impact the amount of energy generated. Then we explored the Science Centre exhibits!

Claire Powell
Year 4 Teacher

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