Curious Case of the Cat Burglar
By Sian E Smith, on 13 May 2016
As part of Inspire’s exciting iDiscover programme, myself and Simona had the wonderful opportunity to talk to some primary school children about the forensic sciences and how we help ‘fight crime’!
We spent the day with the nursery and reception classes at Colvestone Primary School and tried to wow them with our science-witchcraft. Using coffee filters and felt pens we ran a little experiment to replicate chromatography; using the rainbow coloured papers we made them into beautiful butterflies.
Then, our budding little forensic scientists solved the crime of who stole the money using footprints… or paw prints as it turned out. The lion had made off with the cash!
Michaela and Agathe also took the show on the road to Hackney New Primary School. They received a lovely welcome from the children and teachers, who all really enjoyed the session.
We all had a great time taking our love of forensic science to the schools, and hopefully inspired our lovely audiences to one day become forensic scientists
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MichaelaFRegan wrote on 13 May 2016:
Check out our new blog post!! Well done @sianysmith @Simona_Gherghel !! Curious Case of the Cat Burglar – https://t.co/VHK3dYDgCx
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sianysmith wrote on 14 May 2016:
RT @UCLForensicSci: We’ve been at it again, taking forensic science on the road to local primary schools. Check out what we got up to: http…
We’ve been at it again, taking forensic science on the road to local primary schools. Check out what we got up to: https://t.co/BxX3TodDv5