One of the interesting topics they will be discussing is how wolves were domesticated.
And then think how was the cat domesticated?
Transition Year students were tasked with making structures out of spaghetti and marshmallows.
They had to consider how to make a stable structure using physics.
This is what happened!
Burning money!
Transition Year students have been burning money! The money is first placed in a solution of alcohol. The money is then set on fire, however, only the alcohol burns protecting the paper money! Magic!
Ms. Kearns' students were also burning cash!
Ms. Kearns's Science Class:
COVID 19
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These ambitious First and Second Year student scientists were recently awarded 'Scientist of the Week.' (Science Week 2020)
Second Year Science Week Investigation - “To show that exhaled air contains more CO2 than inhaled air.”
Scientist of the Week AWards -November 2020
Ms. Kearns' Second Year Students recently dissected a heart!
1st Year Science Students - Preparation and examination of onion cell slides under a light microscope.
Sixth Year Biology students have been busy under the microscope!
