Out of this world: a science conference for primary schools

By Richard Walker

Issue 108 | Page 15 | Published May 2009

Description

Richard helps organise this inspiring annual event for children in Northern Ireland, which aims to show them what 'being a scientist' means.

Northern Ireland

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