Empowering Young Learners Through Science! Check out our video
What a fantastic week of scientific discovery and curiosity at Chiswick House School! Our ‘Great Science Share’ kicked off with inspiring career talks where Level 3 to Level 5 pupils met real-life science professionals and took part in hands-on, interactive sessions. Check out the creativity in motion!
From exploring which type of chocolate melts the fastest to understanding how stars are made, our young scientists investigated fascinating questions like:
-How do clouds form and release rain?
-How were the planets formed?
-What are non-Newtonian fluids?
-Does basil survive better in direct sunlight or in the shade?
-What different seeds can we find in our school garden?
These exciting enquiries sparked imagination, critical thinking, and a love for scientific exploration. This linked to the global Great Science Share for Schools (GSSfS), which is a free and inclusive campaign for teachers and pupils aged 5-14 years old.
A heartfelt thank you to Ms Ingrid for organising such a wonderful event, GSSfS campaign director Professor Lynne Bianchi for her support, and a big thank you to all our dedicated staff who helped bring science to life for our learners and contributed to the success of this initiative.
Why are science fairs like this so valuable?
They encourage curiosity, promote problem-solving, inspire learners to ask questions about the world around them and give children the chance to share their big ideas!
Check out GSSfS page at https://www.facebook.com/GreatSciShare4Schools/