Lollipop stick chain reactions showing potential and kinetic energy. This was the best one we managed to make. #plymcolscience #plymcollenrich
The Biology Beasts became big detectives this week🕵️♀️ 🕵️♂️ using multiple sampling techniques and ID cards we had great fun discovering the smaller world around us #plymcolenrich
The Biology Beasts club teamed up with @plymcolldt to complete their big hotel today. Great fun and I’m sure those little critters will love their new home 🐜 🕷️ 🦗🐞🪳🪲🐛 #plymcolenrich
Great fun today at Biology Beasts club. Weekly stick insect maintenance and making flower bombs. #plymcolenrich
Our feathered friends are back!!! It’s amazing to see them build their nest for the second year in a row, and already we have some eggs 🥚. We’re very eggcited!!
Year 5 students loved making their water filters. It was great to see them apply their knowledge on the principles of filtration to make effective filters #plymcolscience
Year 5 were meticulous in their approach in investigating how water temperature affects the rate sugar dissolving #plymcolscience
Our Chemistry Society students had a great time experimenting with invisible inks and investigating fluorescent chemicals. #plymcolchemistry #plymcolenrich
Year 5 had great fun making and investing the properties of oobleck. #plymcolscience
Year 10 ‘pupils’ had an exc-eye-ting time ‘looking’ at the eye today…did you ‘see’ what I did there?! #plymcolscience #plymcoleducate
Testing leaves for starch with year 11 #plymcolbiology #plymcolyear11
L6th had an incredible time @PlymUni for their Science and Engineering showcase. Really inspirational and great fun! #plymcolscience #plymcolenrich #STEM
L6th biologists used potometers and got a bit carried away when asked to ‘look professional’ #plymcolbiology #plymcoll6th
Our next generation on scientists were investigating the thermal properties of different materials. It’s great to see them so enthusiastic and working well together #plymcolscience #plymcoleducate
Thank you Plymouth Astronomical Society for an amazing Starry Night. Even though the cloud only allowed for glimpses of the Moon and Jupiter, the children LOVED making rockets, creating their own aliens and the ‘solar system in a fruit bowl’ #plymcolscience #plymcolenrich
Extracting chlorophyll from plants was todays A-level practical. Great experiment technique on display #plymcolbiology
Year 5 are learning about materials and their properties and applied their knowledge when taking apart a plug. #plymcolscience #plymcolchemistry


































































