National Science & Engineering Week

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19/06/2013

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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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STEM club CREST Awards!

Tuesday, 4 December, 2012 - 15:15
Holly Lodge Girls College

Students from KS3, KS4 and KS5 are all working on individual research projects in order to gain bronze and silver CREST awards. Our budding scientists are working on projects as diverse as potato batteries, the red spot of jupiter, genetic engineering, evolution and the tides. We're looking forward to National Science & Engineering Week!

Categories: 
Biodiversity, Biology, Chemistry, Evolution, General Science, Materials Science, Medicine/ Healthcare, Physics and Space Science
Age group: 
11–14 year olds, 14–16 year olds and 16–18 year olds
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