Field trips

Last month I took a little time off from my books and visited Lincolnshire. As a bird watcher from my

As a follow up to the owl pellet dissection in Year 5, a visit was arranged to the Play Barn

The Jurassic Coast is England’s first World Heritage Site. Liesl had to write a diary entry as part of her

Just before Easter I took Year 1 on a tree walk as part of their plant studies. We walked around

In my last post I described visiting Towneley hall and seeing Richard Towneley's rain gauge which was built in the

For my occasional series of "Science is nearer than you think" I went three miles from home to Towneley

This week is British Science Week. There are lots of events taking place all over the country, so there's bound

To most people science has always been done in laboratories and local areas cannot have any connection with it. This

Tabitha aged 9 has sent in this picture and description: "One day, we went to see salmon jumping. It was

And so it begins! Sixty years ago on Filey Brigg in East Yorkshire I discovered brittle stars. They are different