A PRIMARY school has been awarded for its excellent science lessons.
St Josephs’s Primary School in Carterton has received a Primary Science Quality Mark along with 200 other schools in the UK.
The school has used its 3D printers during the coronavirus outbreak to make masks for the NHS, while earlier in the year, it was involved in a national beach clean, and worked with both RAF Brize Norton and RAF Benson.
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Headteacher Lisa Smith said: “Thanks to our amazing, dedicated staff, parents and pupils, we have seen great growth in our science capital in the last couple of years which has been instrumental in achieving this award.
“We strive to maintain the natural curiosity of our children so that they question the world around them.”
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