In order to investigate the importance of plants and grow some herbs for our future club activities like kitchen cookery we have decided to...
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We set ourselves up as crime scene investigators and each week learnt a new technique. The girls all had a passport that needing stamping...
See full detailsThe Institute of Food Research once again set schools a challenge to find out who could make the tallest jelly. The latest competition took...
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The gardening activity takes place after school until 5pm each Monday evening; this is linked in with the other STEMNET activities going on...
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STUDENTS HAVE BEEN GIVEN THE PROJECT TO RUN OUR GREEN HOUSE. STUDENTS WILL BE PLANTING A VARIETY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WHICH THEY WILL...
See full detailsSTEM Rocket Challenge Autumn 2009 Session 1 • Intro to challenge with video example • Divide into 5 groups of 4 themselves • Each...
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The first part of the session involved club members going on a tour to see some of the more unknown parts of the school grounds. These included...
See full detailsWe set our pupils the challenge of building a mousetrap out of the Lego Mindstorms kit. They considered ethical issues regarding the welfare...
See full detailsStudents experienced the explosions of the aircraft, the sounds of the rainforest, and made a number of investigations into how electricity...
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Skate Club's aim is to design and make skateboards with a clear business principle. KS4 and KS5 and identified KS3 GAT students work as “student...
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Project 7 For 200 years rollercoasters have fascinated and entertained millions and they continually get longer, faster, higher and more...
See full detailsSTEM Ambassador Mark Sollis of Crown Packaging visited club to demonstrate to pupils how maths is used ever day in his job in design development...
See full detailsWe looked at renewable energy resources and why there is a growing requirement to move away from traditional fossil fuels. This led us to...
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Aim: To design and make promotional products that primary schools can sell for a profit. Day 1 – Monday 6th July 2009 - Research and Design...
See full details30 pupils from Broughtons' Science club (FUN-Da-MENTAL) have been involved in a hands on project on flight. In which they have bulit some...
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The objective is to use Maths to estimate and calculate the age and height of trees and also to calculate the area of irregular shapes e.g...
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Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths Cross Curricular Long term project. The Project was started up to coincide with the National...
See full detailsWe are now into the second year of our project. Last year we started to make a model sustainable village. The ecology area planned and designed...
See full detailsFoams in Food Technology: We made meringues to demonstrate the capacity that egg white has to incorporate and entangle air. The foam then...
See full detailsSTEM Club School Heolddu Comprehensive has won the latest of the STEM Challenges. The team of six...
See full detailsThursday 8th July, six intreped adventurers from the Midlands ventured south on a mission to see what...
See full detailsBungay High School have walked away with the coveted Most Dedicated STEM Club Award at the STEMNET...
See full detailsCompeting against sixteen other schools from across the South-East, the teamwork, knowledge and scientific...
See full detailsOn Monday 22nd March, Featherstone High School was proud to present the Science of Curry Tour, part...
See full detailsSTEM club members help to organise the school's annual science week.
See full detailsOn July 5th, 2010 we attended the Big Bang Fair at Reading University. A team of 3 sixth formers took...
See full detailsFour pupils from St Paul's recently attended the big Bang in Liverpool. Their project was based around...
See full detailsThe Cotswold School was honoured to be selected by the Institution of Engineering & Technology to...
See full detailsThe winner of the first STEM Challenge was announced at the National Big Bang Fair in Manchester today...
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