Welcome To Our School Science Clubs Blog
With support from the AstraZeneca Science Teaching trust (AZSTT), The Cams Hill Science Consortium are developing and trialling this website as a resource to support the formation and linking of Science Clubs in a variety of primary and secondary schools across Hampshire and Sussex. Our aim is that able pupils from the different schools will be able to link together to share their ideas and discuss all sorts of science in the news.
In the news this week
Scientists in Japan have managed to create clones of mice that have been dead and frozen for 16 years. Does that mean that one day we will be able to bring back lost species such as the mammoths?
See the BBC website for details
Virgin Galactic will soon offer tourists the chance to go into space and Richard Branson has announced that test flights will start later this year. What do you think? Would you want to go on this? Take a look at the articles in the primary and secondary science in the news sections and tell us your ideas.
Did you see Sir David Attenborough's brilliant new TV series 'Life in Cold Blood' during the summer?
See the BBC website to take a look at the Top Ten video clips from the series
After 4 decades in his wheel chair Steven Hawking floats freely as he takes a zero gravity flight - his first steps towards his dream of travelling to space. See the BBC and/or New Scientist websites for details