Videos
Check out the great science activity videos below and you never know - you could be inspired to upload your own!
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Check out our roundup of the Award of Science Excellence ceremonies from all around the country last year.
Two talented producers, Hannah and Kelsie from St. Eithne's, have created the fantastic video - Acids and Bases. Ever wondered how to cure a bee sting? Be sure not to confuse it with a wasp sting though! You can find out right here, right now - watch Acids and Bases and learn a lot more as well!
Grace and Chelsea from Christ the King Girls School interview Brian Motherway, an environmental scientist, about the fascinating work he does in helping people to stop global warming.
Aspiring reporters - Ruth, Róisín and Jessica, all from Alexandra College in Dublin, caught up with Jemma McCarthy during Engineered!A Week of Wonder to ask her about her exciting job as an Electrical Engineer! Find out what Jemma does everyday, what science has to do with engineering and a whole lot more!
Dunderrow National School, Kinsale, Co. Cork was lucky enough to have Aisling Judge, winner of the BT Young Scientist Exhibition 2006, visit their 5th and 6th classes to talk about her successful project. The fact that Aisling is an ex-pupil of the school made everything even more exciting!
Two intrepid reporters from St Joseph's BNS in Fairview (proud recipients of an Award of Science Excellence in 2005 and 2006) interviewed Claire Doyle, a Marine Zoologist working at Dublin Zoo about what it is like to work as a scientist. Once you've watched their video, why not visit the Joey's website at www.stjosephscbs.ie.
The boys and girls from 1st class in Mary Mother of Hope Junior National School built a rocket using paper and straws. We had a rocket race and lots of fun seeing whose rocket would fly the furthest!
