The Inkling Volume 2
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An Uplifting<br />
By Jenn<br />
As part of helping the soon-to be-Year 7s make their transition fro<br />
Maths departments organised their annual Primary STEM week. W<br />
saw Year 6 students from a variety of local schools participating in<br />
the younger students to contribute to work in these fields in the futu<br />
<strong>The</strong> first activity involved teams competing in a ‘Round the World’<br />
and hints for the further tasks.<br />
After a quick break, which allowed students from different school<br />
older students helped to widen the Year 6s’ knowledge of forces,<br />
part of the fun and given that one STEM leader described the v<br />
younger students an idea of what our school’s all about’, the activit<br />
Before the grand finale, students were asked to create a transpo<br />
technology and engineering activities. Airplanes, helicopters and<br />
ideas and refining designs. <strong>The</strong> contraption that soared the furthe<br />
‘Most Creative Flying Machine’ and the ‘Most Spectacular Crash’.<br />
It was not only students that contributed to the activities though: e<br />
schools enter into the competitive spirit with adventurous and cre<br />
rankings.<br />
Miss Knight, the mastermind behind the event, described it as ‘ex<br />
that really surprised me!’<br />
All in all, the week was a great success and lots of fun for everyone