Our Visit to Wolverhampton Girls High School

We chose six pupils from year 5 to attend an exciting STEM discovery day at Wolverhampton Girls High School.

The children were introduced to computer programming where they had to input certain codes to make a shape. Scarlett was the first child out of the three schools that we were with to input the codes correctly and make a square. She then helped her peers to complete their programming. We were very proud of them all.

We then moved on to science where the children were involved in two experiments. One of them was looking at acid and alkali liquids and the other one was the children making their very own slime. The science teacher then showed them an experiment making elephant toothpaste which the children were amazed by.

The children then took part in a D&T activity where they had to make a bridge out of spaghetti strong enough to hold two bags of sugar. The children worked together as a team and succeeded.

All the children were given certificates at the end of the day for their participation. The children enjoyed themselves and were a credit to the school.