Primary Science 151 Famous Scientists

Editor Leigh Hoath

Issue 151 | Published January 2018

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p.3 Focus on...Famous Scientists
p.5 Relating school science to real-world scientists
p.8 The 'mighty women of science' make an impact in a primary school
p.10 Standing on the shoulders of giants: contemporary scientists bringing your science curriculum to life
p.14 The Primary Science Interview: Andy Day
p.17 Science Swap Shop
p.21 Lights, camera, science!
p.26 PLAN...what was the need?
p.30 Outreach: beyond 'Wow!'?
p.34 The 2017 Great Bug Hunt - winners day!
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