In this issue you will find some tips about our competition marble keep-y-uppy, a life cycles idea from ASE, Gaynor Weaver talks about observing, drawing and discussing, safe information, Bristol ChemLabs and British Science Week.

We take a look at models in science and knitted anatomical parts, look at Science for Primary-aged pupils with motor Impairment and hear about an exciting day of forensics provided by Warrington University.

An activity which guarantees children we be able to see star constellations regardless of the time of day, year, postition on the Earth or weather.

An activity where children observe plants growing (or dying) in different conditions.