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Archive for May, 2018
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Not a Fossil
A Pseudofossil Spotted in the British Museum (London), a fantastic example of what is termed a “pseudofossil”. The picture (below) shows a wonderful example of what looks like a fossilised, […]
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/ General Teaching, Key Stage 1/2
Dinosaur Food Webs
Dinosaur Food Webs The national curriculum of England science programme outlines the fundamental topics to be taught to various age groups to provide a broad foundation for future scientific study. […]
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Fake Reviews and Feedback
Fake Reviews and Feedback In the UK at the moment, there is a lot of media coverage about fake reviews. A BBC investigation has found that fake on-line reviews are […]
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Superb – please continue, would love to see and participate again. All pupils were totally engaged throughout the session.
J. Leckie, Pelsall (STEM in Action Day) -
Engaging presentation style which kept all the children involved and motivated. Differentiated appropriately, interesting artefacts. A fantastic afternoon that has got children buzzing and wanting to learn more! I rate this 10 out of 10.
Mrs Atkin, Teacher Year 2 Bawtry Mayflower -
Well organised, clear objectives, good/excellent subject knowledge and child friendly. Super.
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