Welcome to our new Science weblog! On this site you can watch exciting experiments demonstrated by our very own Thomas Hepburn Science Teachers, listen to revision pod casts, listen to other pupils work or simply blog your opinion on a topic of Science for the whole world to read! The possibilities are endless – it’s up to you to explore our site.
We welcome people from different organisations whether it be young primary school pupils, secondary school pupils, parents, teachers, from an industry or university professors – it’s a site to interest all!
So go on, have a look at our site and please post a comment or question. If you have content you think would be of use to the site please get in touch as we are constantly adding to it.
Enjoy…..
Mr Manns and Mrs Carter are taking 11 Year 9 pupils to Kunskapsskolan in Sweden in June. Our pupils are currently completing an Environmental project which they will present to peers in Sweden when we join up to work with pupils from Mortimer College and will commence a collaborative project on Global warming and rising sea levels in Sweden.
Here is an explanation and animation of the solar system and the planets. Use this to help you revise the topic or just top up on your science skills. Also, look our for the podcast that's coming soon, as this may also help you in the future!
Ryan
My animation is about different types of science equations that are helpful for science lessons and exams. In the animation the equations come out of a test tube to give it a science feel and to relate to the subject. My animation can help pupils learn science in a better and more fun way.
The animation was created to explain the concept of photosynthesis for revision purposes. It was designed for the year nine exams. It explains the process and the results with labelled diagrams.
Kyle
This animation was created to explain the parts of cells and explain what they do the end of the animation is a little fast and hard to understand so here is the text at the end of the animation
Another vodcast used at the recent Durham weekend - this time it is Georgina the giraffe explaining Gas Pressure.
Click here to download the vodcast - you need quick time to view
Watch the vodcast used at the Year 9 Durham weekend to learn a little more about Diffusion - don't forget to let us know what you think by posting a comment.
Download Diffusion.3gp - you will need Quick Time to watch the Vodcast
Science Club continues with Mr Castling after school on Wednesday evenings. Pupils from Key Stage 3 are working on producing Science Videos and Pod casts, making sure to enter competitions as they go. Coming soon is Cowboy Mentos!
Mr Overend has entered a team into this years Salter's Festival of Chemistry Quiz held at Newcastle University and we look forward to topping our latest effort of coming second out of 20 local Schools.
Mr Manns and Mr Carlton have started the "Sun Worshiper - No respecter" project that won a grant (of £2000) form the Royal Society of Chemistry with our top set Year 9s. The pupils will be awarded a Bronze Crest Award. This is an externally awarded achievement in recognition of their commitment to Science during the project.
Take a look at this vodcast with Terrence - the very odd cat - explaining the science behind dissolving - let us know what you think!
Click here to download Dissolving.3gp - you will need Quick Time to watch
We welcome your comments and feedback. Simply click the comments link below most of our postings. Please note that all comments are moderated before publication.
the animation was very good and educationial
• n.a:
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liked it but everything moved to fast
• daniel:
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i think this is a good animation
• n.a:
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good but it doesnt really tell you anything about science
• daniel:
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the pictures were good
• n.a:
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It helps alot thanks
• daniel:
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This animation was really simple and helps you learn the subject easily. The writing moves across th
• Anon:
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The good thing is It explains which part is which, the bad thing is that it doesnt explain the funct
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