Science goes inspirational and creative!
Year 8 took the homework task of creating a model of the human circulatory system to another creative level. The task was a three week project to explain the circulatory system and the journey a red blood cell may take around the body. Linking together the topics learnt in class, students could present their work in any format. The most original pieces included:
- Ed Walker-Reilly's life size model, made from paper mache, with excellent descriptions and annotations of the blood flow around the body
- Eavie Churchill's exciting and realistic game where you had to be a red blood cell and take a journey around the body
- Sam Boswell's car full of oxygen and carbon dioxide balloons and an excellent video production of the Shoreham flyover roundabout as the heart and Shoreham airport as the lungs - the satellite navigator was even programmed to say the name of major arteries!
- Finally Cleo Demetriou's poem in which she included very complex scientific detail throughout.
Outstanding work Y8 and true Scientists to be !!
Well Done from Mrs Chalcroft.
