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Brilliant Biology
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...
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LEGO Mousetraps!
We set our pupils the challenge of building a mousetrap out of the Lego Mindstorms kit. They considered ethical issues regarding the welfare...
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The ‘Lost’ Island Technology Challenge
Students experienced the explosions of the aircraft, the sounds of the rainforest, and made a number of investigations into how electricity...
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Skateboard Manufacture
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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Rollercoasters
Project 7 For 200 years rollercoasters have fascinated and entertained millions and they continually get longer, faster, higher and more...
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Maths at Work
STEM Ambassador Mark Sollis of Crown Packaging visited club to demonstrate to pupils how maths is used ever day in his job in design development...
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Solar Power
"We 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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Raising Money Challenge
Aim: To design and make promotional products that primary schools can sell for a profit. Day 1 – Monday 6th July 2009 - Research and Design...
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Ready-Steady Bake Project
"Foams in Food Technology: We made meringues to demonstrate the capacity that egg white has to incorporate and entangle air. The foam then...
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Sustainable design / alternative materials
The whole of Year 8 undertook a 6 week project (12 hours in total) as part of their Design and Technology lessons / scheme of work. The design...
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Fireworks
Students learn about how to make a firework by discovering the requirements of combustion, how to enhance combustion using an oxygen supply...
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Magic STEM!
This week the learners looked at how STEM skills can be used to produce 'magic'! The learners used their maths skills to discover how to...
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Making Honeycomb
Indulge in a bit of kitchen chemistry and make yourself some of this delicious toffee also called cinder toffee, hokey pokey and sea foam...
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Playground Speed Record
"Over the course of the last term we progressed our understanding of rocket propulsion into our new project which was to design and build...
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Tennis Ball Mortar
"The Temple Moor STEM team have been working on research development and construction of the infamous tennis ball mortar. We have been...
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Bee Keeping
Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths Cross Curricular Long term project. The Project was started up to coincide with the National...
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CSI Tolworth
We set ourselves up as crime scene investigators and each week learnt a new technique. The girls all had a passport that needing stamping...
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Sustainable Village
How to create a Sustainable Village Expected outcomes: To plan and make a model of a sustainable village, which includes a wind farm, solar...
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IFR Jelly Competition
The 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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Line follower Robot with obstacle avoiding Competition in ENSA - Tetouan
The STEM Club members were invited to attend " Line Follower Robot with Obstacle Avoiding Competition" organised by Mechatronic Club in the...
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