Harris pupils enjoy science extravaganza

Pupils at Harris Church of England Academy were treated to a science extravaganza when Science Made Simple delivered a duo of interactive shows.
A session in action at Harris. NNL-160211-134603001A session in action at Harris. NNL-160211-134603001
A session in action at Harris. NNL-160211-134603001

The visit came about after the school won a national competition run by education interior specialists Innova Design Solutions.

Science Made Simple delivered two shows called music to your ears and engineering for life to students from years seven, eight and nine.

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Music to your ears gave year seven and eight students an insight into how sounds are detected by the ear, the difference between analogue and digital recording and the importance of harmonics and resonance when making music.

Engineering for life meanwhile gave year nine students a better understanding of how life begins and how engineering has made every-day processes easier.

A spokesman for the school said: ‘‘Our year nine students could really relate to the topic areas covered in the engineering for life show as it was presented appropriately for them. I would highly recommend Science Made Simple to any school.’’

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