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Welcome to the Science Department
Welcome to the Science Department. This website is here to provide curriculum information to anybody who is studying sciences. Originally setup to support students who were learning from home during the two lock-downs caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the website has grown over time and is continuing to do so. As I learn new skills in coding, the website will mirror this. I am currently working on a database to allow sudents to check their learning with lots of multiple-choice questions that will help you to identify areas of weakness and better target your revision. Enjoy, I truly hope that this helps.
Latest from us, Science and Education
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10th October 2024 |
Finally - a glimpse of the Northern Lights from Stoke-on-Trent. Every time it happens, I miss it. Not the perfect picture but you can see the green on the right that fades to purple in the middle. The green caused by interactions of oxygen with electrons and the purple caused by the interactions of nitrogen with electrons. |
8th October 2024 |
Great news to students who struggle to learn formulae. The UK government has extended the Covid support for 3 more years by giving the enhanced formula sheet of GCSE physics. Read the full story here. Does learning the formulae make you a better scientist or just better at learning formulae? |
6th August 2024 |
The "Curriculum Health Check" section has gone live on all GCSE science pages now. Please be aware that this is the first time that I have seen them in HTML and am now going through the job of editing them when I find formatting errors. Enjoy, hope to be ready by September. |
10th February 2024 |
One of my A-level chemists has recently been accepted into the prestigious school of veterinary science at the university of Liverpool. Congratulations and thanks for the squishy cow, I shall always treasure it! |
This page was updated on: 31st December 2023