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Friday 14th March Ready to Learn? More than 1,000 schools signed up and over 70,000 pupils took part in the largest ever experiment of its kind. A full report on the findings from Ready to Learn? The Experiment is due for publication in the summer term. The students involved will also receive information about there own results to boost their learning. The Great Egg Drop continued… A huge crowd had gathered outside the PAC eagerly anticipating the egg launching! After the final preparation had taken place Mr Marshall threw each contraption out of the window whereupon the relevant team had only 10 seconds to undo the packaging and release the egg. It was then inspected for cracks! Incredibly over half the eggs remained intact demonstrating the girl’s aptitude for Physics and creativity! Some of the designs can be seen in the Physics lab and must be credited for their aesthetic qualities as well as ingenious design! Year 4 'Hands-on-Science' workshop at Exeter University The Year 4 girls had a fantastic afternoon of practical science at the Department of Biosciences at the University run by Dr Nicky King. Session 1: The Weird and Wonderful World of Polymers The University highly praised the girls behviour throughout the session and told Mrs Allen that if there had been award for conduct St Margaret’s School would have won it hands down! Well done girls!
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