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The John of Gaunt Science Fair

The John of Gaunt Science Fair

 

Congratulations to Lulu, Trinity, Charlie, Adam and Archie for presenting their Science research on Ants at the John of Gaunt Science Fair last week as part of the national Science week. They were ambassadors for our school and their presentation skills were outstanding. We are very proud of their hard work and great Scientific research. They even set up their own ant farm to watch the development of an ant colony. 

 

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