Year 4 enjoyed watching their teachers demonstrate a practical experiment which recreated the digestion process using household items such as paper cups, orange juice and a pair of tights. This demonstration enabled the children to visualise the process of digestion outside of their body and to further understand how our bodies really work.
Year 4 Visit the Science MuseumYear 4 were amazed and delighted by the fascinating exhibits and demonstrations at the Science Museum in London. The day began with an exciting hands on hour in the Launch Pad where children experimented with sound, magnets, … Read More
Year 1 Science: Evidence of SpringIn Science, Year 1 have been looking for evidence of spring. The young naturalists went on a scavenger hunt around the school grounds and found blossom, bumble bees and spring flowers. They returned to class and painted a tr… Read More
Royal Liberty School Physics RoadshowYoung ambassadors from the Royal Liberty School visited Hacton to present their Physics Roadshow. Equipped with eggs, balloons, straws, magnets, Maltesers and other weird and wonderful objects, the super scientists amazed o… Read More
Year 6 Science: VolcanoesYear 6 have been studying reversible and irreversible changes in Science this term. They built volcanoes and, using a mixture of bicarbonate of soda, vinegar and washing up liquid, they created an explosion. It was an opportu… Read More
Challenge Week: ForensicsConfusing codes, framing fingerprints and notes left in an incriminating ink were the evidence to which Year 6 pupils had to apply their investigative skills. Our pupils had to solve the ultimate crime: who stole the chocolat… Read More
