Discover Primary Science

e-Newsletter

Welcome to the Nineteenth e-Newsletter from the Discover Primary Science Programme and the first for 2010!


Below you'll find an update on the programme and related news as well as our usual Discover Centre and website reviews.


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Programme Updates
Read on for our usual round-up of what's new with the Discover Primary Science programme and what's coming up over the next few months.

Link to BT Young Scientist article
BT Young Scientist
The Discover Science & Engineering team went "sporty" for the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition in January with the Discover Sport stand. Read on to find out what they got up to.

Link to BT Young Scientist student article
BT Young Scientist - a Student's Perspective
Connor Hynes who won 2nd place in the Senior Biological category at the BT Young Scientist 2010 competition describes how he was inspired to undertake his project, and his methodology.

Link to article about the Light Signals show.
Team Educational Theatre Company: Light Signals
Light Signals tells the story of two children, John and Jennifer; best mates who are immersed in a world of science and discovery. Find out more about this engaging play for primary school students.
Link to article about Mellowes Adventure.
Mellowes Adventure
Mellowes Adventure combines educational and fun activities for primary school children. Learn more about the range of facilities offered by the centre which is just 10 minutes from Kells.

Link to article about The Fota Wildlife Park, a Discover Centre.
Fota Wildlife Park
Kids will be captivated by the wildlife in Fota as they are introduced to the areas of ecology and environmental awareness during their tour of the park. Watch our video to learn more.

Link to article about the HeritageCouncil.ie website.
Website Review: HeritageCouncil.ie
The Heritage Council seeks to protect and enhance the richness, quality and diversity of our national heritage. The council can visit your school to introduce children to a diverse range of topics. Find out more in our review.
Link to article about Tastebuds educational resources.
Tastebuds
Taste Buds is a fun, free interactive education resource to help children learn about where their food comes from and why it’s important to eat a balanced diet. Learn about the resources that are available in our article.

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