FUN FOR BUDDING
YOUNG SCIENTISTS
From the WMDC Press and Communications Office
Budding
young scientists can carry out experiments on food as part of National
Science Week.
There
will be practical experience for young people aged seven to 11-years-old who
can find out more about food and what's in it.
National
Science Week starts on Friday, March 10 to March 19 and is an opportunity
for people of all ages to take part in science, engineering and technology
activities.
Cabinet
Member for Culture Cllr Denise Jeffery said: "National Science Week is
the perfect opportunity to get our young people involved in an important
subject. We have a lot of fun activities arranged in the coming week at our
libraries and anyone taking part can use the event to learn more about
science."
The
'What's in it?' activity is at Drury Lane Library on Saturday, March 11
between 1-2pm. Phone 01924 305376 for more details.
Other
activities around Wakefield include a junior science and literacy event at
Normanton Library at 4.30pm on March 13 and activities for children at South
Elmsall Library between 4 and 5pm on March 15 and science fun for children
aged five to 11 at Stanley Library on March 18 between 11am and noon.
For
more information on National Science Week Events in Wakefield visit our Events
Database in Related Links.
Ref:
PR740
Date: 08/03/06
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