The week starting 17th March marked Neurodiversity Celebration Week. This is a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions

 Today we were treated to an array of Science experiments as we welcomed Ted Hill from the Royal Institution. The Royal Institution is a leading independent charity dedicated to connecting as

Year 6 used a model of the digestive system to explain the journey of food. They describe the functions of the organs in the digestive system and explained how the equipment used in the

Year 6 have commenced their unit on Animals including Humans by identify the main organs of the human digestive system.  They then created an accurate diagram and explained  the role of the

Science club explored liquids and solids and how pressure impacts these states of matter by making and observing ooblek (a mixture of cornflour and water).

Today in science club we have been exploring how to lift ice on a string. How we did this is that you fill a bowl, a cup or a plate with water and then place an ice cube in

Make Dancing Ghosts and watch them fly by Aleena in science we are making ghosts out of paper and then we get a balloon. We put the balloon on a piece of clothing such as

We have some very keen scientists at RPS who are keen to do additional science activities during their lunch time. Their latest experiment is called “Flying Ring” and