March Science Week

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Science Week at Treloar's: a student touching a bird of prey (a big owl looking at the camera with its orange eyes).

Monday 11 March, was the start of Science Week for Treloar School and College students. For the whole week, everyone could enjoy Science-related activities: there was a science show delivered by Damon from Sublime Science who carried out various experiments and Mill Cottage Farm visited us with their farm animals. On Thursday, we saw First Class Falconry with his birds of prey, while on Friday we welcomed Alton College’s Space Satellite Programme team.

STEM Fair kicks off Science Week

We kicked off Science Week with a STEM Fair on Monday morning. A range of visitors came to talk about their jobs in STEM: 2Excel Engineering talked about aircraft maintenance; healthcare specialists shared their expertise on subjects like podiatry, food science and general health. There were also Science lectures from HSDC Alton carrying out various experiments and talking to students about their specialisms and an archaeology display and a talk from archaeologist James.

Adventures with animals and Sublime Science

The rest of the week was also full of exciting activities: the Sublime Science show took place on Tuesday and was filled with experiments that were thoroughly enjoyed by both staff and students. On Wednesday and Thursday
students had an opportunity to spend time, learn about and even interact with farm animals and birds of prey. On Friday we welcomed guest lecturer, Fiona Pope, from HSDC Alton College. We closed Science Week with a whole school assembly about women scientists and shared highlights from the week.