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All science is political. Join us for the Royal Society David Attenborough Award Lecture with @AdamRutherford as he explores the politics of DNA and abuses in his field of evolution and genetics, and argues that scientists must know their own histories: royalsociety.org/science-eve…
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Physics teachers. Please find below a handy table of various velocities 🙂
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👀 Sneak peek into my latest project with @MrGoodwin23… More information to come! #OnePagers
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📥 You can download all of my ‘One-Pager’ teaching summaries as a free PDF in my blog post below. #edublogshare
jamieleeclark.com/blog/one-p…
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When your children ask ‘why is engineering important?’, show them this video xitter.gq/Elzo_/status/145594993…
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Pre-MedSoc members presenting a thought-provoking session on the four pillars of #medicalethics at @KellettSchool ‘s ever-popular Mother’s Choice HK learning service activity.
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With a diverse selection of books from the wonderful @Atul_Gawande @CarlatPsych @MaxPemberton @charlesgraeber and of course @amateuradam, it was fascinating to hear what our PreMedSoc students gained from their recent reading @KellettSchool #FutureDoctor
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The inaugural meeting of @KellettSchool's PreMedSoc was a great success! Aspiring medics will meet on a regular basis to develop their skills and support future applications to Medicine & related courses! @KellettSenior @MrPollockBio @NHSuk @hkumed
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These pictures were taken by Mirren in Year 12. What has she been learning about this week in #biology? Do you see anything like this on the trees and plants around you? #alwayslearning #plantsareawesome #becurious
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What an fascinating world we can see through a microscope! What amazing images have you seen in microscopic detail? nationalgeographic.com/scien… via @NatGeo
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Just because we aren’t able to visit the rocky shore this year doesn’t mean we can’t study Ecology! Y13 Biologists performing an uninterrupted belt transect in our Dance Studio @KellettSenior @KellettSchool #KellettScience
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Y12 Biologists taking some time to appreciate the little things in life! Calibrating eyepiece graticules with stage micrometers, then making biological drawings and taking measurements of their samples. @KellettSchool @KellettSenior #KellettScience @MicrobioSoc @ASMicrobiology
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Mesmerising & Polymerising! Y8 Have been doing some kitchen chemistry, making plastics from milk! Sophia made this excellent video in case you want to try for yourself! #KellettScience @KellettSchool
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More kitchen chemistry from Tijs in Y8, who made this timelapse of his milk polymer practical! #KellettScience
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Y12 Biologists are going viral! Learning about classification of viruses and producing infographics; will they be as amazing as this example from last academic year? #KellettScience @KellettSchool
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Y10 #KellettBiology students are investigating organism size and rate of diffusion using agar cubes; combining maths skills and practical science @KellettSchool @KellettSenior #KellettScience
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Y10 #KellettBiology students exploring diffusion in the real world using our huge new collaborative whiteboards! @KellettSenior @KellettSchool #KellettScience
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Y12 Biologists @KellettSchool are doing it for the gram (stain) as they learn about the structure of prokaryotic cells! #KellettScience #KellettBiology @KellettSenior
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Y9 have been investigating the effect of ‘cell size’ on rate of diffusion in their #KellettBiology lesson. @KellettSenior

































