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The Y11 Scientist of the Month for September is Sam Carradice who was nominated by Mr Gransull, Mr Hyde and Mr Andrews for his amazing attitude and performance in all 3 sciences @ChelmerValleyHS
The Y10 Scientist of the Month for September is Adesewa Oriyomi who was nominated by Miss Fletcher and Mr Andrews for working hard in every lesson and constantly revsing at home. @ChelmerValleyHS
The Y9 Scientist of the Month for September is Amber Tippler who was nominated by Mr Andrews for achievinf a score of 97% on her first test. @ChelmerValleyHS
The Y8 Scientist of the Month for September is Billy Mount who was nominated by Mr O'Malley for being very motivated and hard working. @ChelmerValleyHS
The Y7 Scientist of the Month for September is Archit Chamlagai who was nominated by Mr O'Malley for his hard work and high degree of knowledge across all topics. @ChelmerValleyHS
Now that the academic year is over, its time to celebrate some of the amazing work that our students have been doing during the summer term. Just because they have not been in the labs, doesn't mean that they can't complete practicals!
(2/2) Y8: Connor Daden, Eleanor Goodhall, Aqib Khan, Eleanor Breach, Deniz Hay, Torin Ward, Luke Wilson, Finley Perkins, Coby Turnbridge, Liam Cowland, Emily Dickerson, Tobey Wincott, Abigail Edwards.
Y9: Martina Sherman
Y10: Evie Barber
We have had some amazing work over the past few months. We want to share the names of those students who have really impressed.
Y7: Connie Moxham, Anastasia Marks, Mia Seward, Peter Twinn, Frankie Leone, Toby Dunthie, Lewis Coffee, Amelia Stafford, Ruby Clark, Libbie Rogers. 1/2
Here's an excellent STEM resource for all year groups. They provide fun activities and talks.
stem.org.uk/news-and-views/n…
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I am producuing 10-15 minute tutorials on You-Tube to cover the Edexcel GCSE Physics course. I am starting with C/SP6 Radioactivity but I will be putting out videos on each topic. Feel free to share these with your students. #edutwitter @ChelmerValleyHS
youtu.be/4RWw7VtyrgY
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We have regressed to middle school #science experiments in the Cole household. Who wants some dry ice?
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What do you see in Jupiter's clouds? 🐙? ☕ ?
@NASAJuno photographed the giant planet's swirling cloud tops during an April 10 flyby. The image was then processed by citizen scientist Kevin M. Gill: go.nasa.gov/2y7xU0K
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Our #Artemis astronauts will be landing on the Moon in style 😎
Here are the three companies that were selected to provide human landing services to the Moon. go.nasa.gov/3bVuQU8
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Researchers have developed an orally taken, antiviral drug to combat #SARSCoV2. The drug has proven effective in animal trials, according to research in @ScienceTM. It could soon be testable in humans.
Learn more in our new #coronavirus video series: fcld.ly/zkaj0dl
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Great night stargazing with GCSE Astronomers, A-Level Physics and parents. Thanks to everyone who attended, such a clear night, we saw: The Moon, Venus, Uranus, Orion Nebula, Owl Cluster, Beehive Cluster, Andromeda, Pleiades, & a focus on pointer stars! #astronomy @ChelmerScience – at Colchester, England
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ESA ExoMars scientists wait and hope as fate of Schiaparelli lander remains uncertain d.gu.com/MTvCMy
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Born #OnThisDay William Cheselden, 18th C surgical pioneer. His anatomy book was used by students for nearly 100 years. Pic from our Library
