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Dunbar SciFest 2012

Dunbar SciFest 2012 was organised by the Science sub-group of Dunbar Primary School’s Parent Council.

Gastronaut meets astronaut

Space food for an adventurous future. NSEW press launch 2012 with Helen Sharman, Brian Ratcliffe and Robin Fegen.

DayGlo - Y Touring theatre company

A new play about punks, personalised medicine, cancer and genetic testing.

Reading Science Week 2012

Get hands-on with science in the high street with lots of fizzing, whizzing, banging and clanging.

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Silly science - Inventions and discoveries

Thursday, 21 March, 2013 - 09:00 to 15:15
St Mary's RC Primary School

We are celebrating science and national science week with our annual silly science day. The children and staff will be dressed up and taking part in science activities and experiments all day. Parents will be invited into school during the afternoon to assist and take part. The main aim is to raise the profile of science in primary schools.

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Chemistry, Construction/ Industry, Engineering and General Science
Age group: 
Under 5's, 5–7 year olds and 7–11 year olds
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