Science Club
Ask, test, explain
What this club is for
Purpose
To move science from the textbook to the bench — letting students design, build and explain their own investigations.
What it aims to develop
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Careful observation
Honest, careful observation and recording — the habit that underlies every experiment.
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Working models
Models and demonstrations built by hand to show how something actually works.
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Explaining results
The ability to explain a result clearly to an audience of teachers and peers.
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Everyday curiosity
A working curiosity about the science behind everyday phenomena.
Typical activities
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Science and Social Science Exhibition
Student projects displayed and explained to visiting parents and judges.
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Art, Craft and Science Exhibition
Science projects shown alongside art and craft work from across the school.
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Working models
Hands-on models built to demonstrate a scientific principle.
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Innovation Day
A day set aside for original, student-designed projects and ideas.
How it helps a child grow
Students who can frame a question, test it and explain what they found.
Recent activities
What has actually happened
No activities have been recorded for this club yet. When the school publishes one, it will appear here — this page will not describe an event that has not taken place.
