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  • Friday 16th May 2008

    Heaton Manor pupils join the space age

    Space will not be the final frontier for Heaton Manor pupils next Wednesday, 21 May when they launch their plans for space rockets, space suits and an actual model space station to attract potential investors.

    The 60 11 and 12 year old pupils have been working on this science mission over the last 14 weeks and have divided into teams tackling different space age tasks as part of Newcastle Science City’s education programme to encourage more pupils to study science.

    They had to...

  • Friday 16th May 2008

    Hands-on school science club a big hit for pupils and parents

    Some very grown up pupils attended a science class at St Cuthberts RC High School in Newcastle, when students and their parents were invited to investigate the history of medicine and dissect a pig’s heart, side by side.

    This was the sixth science evening held at the school to help parents support their children learning about science and to raise public awareness of the subject as part of Newcastle Science City’s education programme.

    Around 30 people attended the event which...

  • Friday 9th May 2008

    Newcastle 15 year old starts school Eco Club

    Fifteen year old Kate O’Brien from Sacred Heart RC High School in Newcastle is an ambitious eco-warrior who has started a school club to encourage her fellow pupils to help combat climate change with practical ideas.

    Kate’s aim is to get the whole school to think about the environment and what they can do to help as she says there is only so much you can do at home, as it is on a small scale, compared to a large senior school.

    Her ‘Eco Club’ is going to start with small and...