This morning Year 2 became systems engineers, designing, building, testing and improving marble runs. To find out more about systems engineers and to discover more systems engineering activities you can do at home, click here.
Year 3 became geologists, observing and investigating meteorites. Click here to find out more about these rocks from space and more about the work of a geologist.
This afternoon Year 6 became environmental planners and discovered what maps can tell us about how an area has changed in the past and how this can help us predict what will happen in the future.
Key Stage 2 families became systems engineers and designed, created, tested and improved marble runs. To find out more about the job of a systems engineer and to discover more activities to do at home, click here.
Today the Reception children have been investigating magnets and have been finding out which materials are magnetic and which are not. Can your child predict if an object will stick to a magnet, and can they tell you why they think that? For more information about activities you can do with magnets, click here.
Today Year 3 became geologists and investigated real meteors which are rocks from outer space! To find out more about what a geologist does, click here.
Year 5 found out about different careers available in hospital other than doctors and nurses, and discovered how technology and physics allow us to look inside the human body. To find out more click here.
Today Year 3 became Geologists and investigated meteors from outer space. To find out more about what geologists do, click here.
This afternoon our Key Stage 1 families became systems engineers and planed, built, tested and improved marble runs. Click here to find out more about what a systems engineer is, and to discover more systems engineering activities that you can do at home.
Today some of the children in Key Stage 1 took part in a systems engineer workshop where they designed, created, tested and improved marble runs. To find more systems engineer activities that you can do at home, click here.
Don’t forget that there is a Key Stage 1 family workshop tomorrow, 24th January at 2 pm.
On Thursday afternoon Key Stage 2 children and their families came to our family systems engineer workshop. Click here to discover more systems engineer activities that you can do at home.
On Wednesday afternoon Key Stage 1 children and their families came to our family systems engineer workshop. Click here to discover more systems engineer activities that you can do at home.
This afternoon some of the classes in Key Stage 2 have been to a medical physics workshop. To find out more about medical physicists do click here.
If you would like another look at the ultrasound scan, click here.
There has also been a Key Stage 2 systems engineer family workshop. Click here to discover more systems engineer activities that you can do at home.
Today Year 2 and Key Stage 1 families have been systems engineers. They were designing, building, testing and improving marble runs to make their marbles roll for the longest time possible. To find out more about systems engineers and to discover some similar activities to try at home, click here.
