Kit in a Kase (KiaK)
The Centre for Effective Learning in Science (CELS) is part
of the School of Science & Technology at
Kit in a Kase (KiaK) activities are hands-on science
activity sessions in the school classroom, laboratory or hall. These sessions
are delivered by visiting scientists and students and involve a PowerPoint
presentation interlaced with practical activities for every student to take
part in. KiaK covers a wide range of topics across different key stages:
- Light up
Materials Years
7-9
- Forensic Science
Years 7-9
- Colour
Chemistry
Year 6
- Environmental Oil Spill & Fair Testing
Years 5-6
- Bricks, Bananas and You (DNA
unravelled) Years 5-6
- The Body
Years 3-4
- Animals and
Adaptations
Years 1-4
-
Materials
Years 1-2
- Forensic Science
Years 1-4
Contact details: Dr. Georgina Westbrook, georgina.westbrook@ntu.ac.uk
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