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Year 6 scientists at Imperial College

Posted by Alex Morgan on March 1, 2011

A group of Year 6 children had a totally scientific day on Monday at Imperial College, University of London – one of the world’s top universities for science research. Their day included elements of biology, chemistry and physics – extracting DNA from strawberries and discovering about states of matter.

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One Response to “Year 6 scientists at Imperial College”

Tracy said

March 1, 2011 at 8:12 pm
Wow that is so amazing! I wish I had those sorts of opportunities when I was that age – it is great Addison has such excellent links!
Tracy

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