In science club this week, the children made a universal indicator using red cabbage. They then added different acids and alkalis to make some of the colours of the rainbow.
Year 4 tracked a satellite across the sky and received a personal message from it. The message read - Congrats to year 4 @ St Peter in Thanet school from FUNcube1. Hilderstone Radio Society supported the session and explained how a satellite works and the important functions they perform...
Year 6 children sent a message to the International Space Station as part of Mission Zero. Mission Zero offers young people the chance to have their code run in space! Write a simple program to take a reading from the colour and luminosity sensor on an Astro Pi computer on board the Internation...
In science club this week, the children made butter by shaking a container full of double cream. We watched the fat separate from the water and clump together. We then taste tested to see how much salt we should add. Why don't you try it at home?
In science club this week, we explored magnets. We managed to balance three hex nuts on the side of a glass with the help of a magnet. Why don't you try it out?