Science
Young Engineers Club
The Young Engineers Club started last week. Thank you to those who have taken up the offer. I will be with the group every week and be at the gate for the students to be picked up at 4.30pm.
We have 12 students participating in the activities. Last week the students made a hanging boat that would be found in an amusement park from Lego. After making it from instructions the students then had to alter the ride to be even scarier.
Their task will get harder each week with the introduction of motors.
National Science Week
National Science Week was celebrated with the students being able to dress up as a scientist. It was lovely to see so many students knowing what type of scientist they were such as marine biologists, a doctor, chemists, nutritionists, nuclear physicists, zoologists and so many more. We even had Einstein, Nikola Tesla and Marie Curie represented. Well done, everyone.
Thank you to Room 9 for looking after the activities for the lunchtime science activities. The students were able to view the microscopes, play with magnets, use the tornado bottles, use the sound tubes, watch the apple volcanoes, feel some ooblick, make towers with spaghetti and marshmallows, play with bubbles, magic milk and use a small rocket launcher. Mrs McDonald had some small robots working as well for the students to operate. Thank you Mrs McDonald and Mrs Robinson for your help on the day.
Nitro Mike Incursion - Thursday 2 July
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Young Engineers Club
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