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Our minds have all been expanded! Thanks Clara from @OxfordPhysics for sharing your excitement about physics with #DGSScienceClub and helping us to appreciate the many fundamental particles that make up our universe.

Today we finished our light-up games at #DGSScienceClub. Here are a couple of examples made by year 7. Great work everyone!

It's Bonfire Night, so at #DGSScienceClub we made our own "Catherine wheels" powered by a rubber band. Here's just one of them.

We made the most of a fine afternoon at #DGSScienceClub with an autumn nature treasure hunt in the school grounds. Well done to everyone who got a complete line and special congratulations to the team who got a full house!!

Today we finished making our automata at #DGSScienceClub - Here's a snake eating a worm by Keira and Venmika. Enjoy the half-term break everyone!

Today we started making light up quizzes with a Diwali theme at #DGSScienceClub. Next term we'll connect each question to its answer with a strip of foil, insulated from other strips by tape. Then we can make a lamp light up by touching leads to the correct spots.

Here are just a few of last week's shrunken heads, made at #DGSScienceClub. Keep them in a dry place and they'll last for ages

So much focus and concentration in the room today as #DGSScienceClub converted cardboard boxes, tubes and skewers into the mechanism of automata toys. Next week we'll add the model and see it move as the axle turns!

#DGSScienceClub know a great way to use some of the apples from the trees in the school grounds - make shrunken heads! Just peel and brush with a mixture of salt and lemon juice, then leave in a warm place to dry. We can use them to keep evil spirits away at Halloween!

Some plants contain saponins, natural soap-like compounds, and you can extract these to make a natural soap. At #DGSScienceClub today each team planned their method and then produced some soap from conkers!

Celebrating #WorldSpaceWeek at #DGSScienceClub by making model satellites. The "solar panels" are folded for launch & deploy as the satellite flies. Here is satellite Bob and a great model by Meshra and Aishani.

Did you know soil is (v slightly) magnetic? John & Cat from Museum of London Archaeology showed #DGSScienceClub how geophysicists find out what's under the soil using various detectors & how it reveals the past. Thanks @MOLArchaeology for an amazing insight into your work!

Today at #DGSscienceclub we designed our own board game. Depending on your lab practices, you can either shoot up the rocket or slide down the DNA helter-skelter.

Teamwork makes the dream work! Everyone at #DGSScienceClub worked together to make a new, extra-long, colour-coordinated jelly baby wave model, which will be on display at Open Evening tomorrow. See it in action below.

So many enthusiastic scientists at #DGSScienceClub today - we had to use two labs! Great work firewriting everyone. Here's a starburst design by y7.

Some great results of leaf pigment chromatography at #DGSScienceClub by y9-11 today, using propanone as solvent.

The first #DGSScienceClub of the school year went with a bang today - well, a loud pop! Great work popping hydrogen everyone. See you next time for more science fun!

#DGSScienceClub is over for another year. Have a great summer and see you in September for more science fun!

Celebrating the last Y7&8 #DGSScienceClub of the year with some spectacular cola/mentoes fountains.

Challenges at #DGSScienceClub often use strictly limited resources but today teams had a whole packet of marshmallows & lots of spaghetti to build the tallest and strongest tower. The winner held 600g! Well done y10!

Today we finished our light-up games at #DGSScienceClub. Here are a couple of examples made by year 7. Great work everyone!

Our minds have all been expanded! Thanks Clara from @OxfordPhysics for sharing your excitement about physics with #DGSScienceClub and helping us to appreciate the many fundamental particles that make up our universe.

Today we started making light up quizzes with a Diwali theme at #DGSScienceClub. Next term we'll connect each question to its answer with a strip of foil, insulated from other strips by tape. Then we can make a lamp light up by touching leads to the correct spots.

We made the most of a fine afternoon at #DGSScienceClub with an autumn nature treasure hunt in the school grounds. Well done to everyone who got a complete line and special congratulations to the team who got a full house!!

Celebrating #WorldSpaceWeek at #DGSScienceClub by making model satellites. The "solar panels" are folded for launch & deploy as the satellite flies. Here is satellite Bob and a great model by Meshra and Aishani.

So many enthusiastic scientists at #DGSScienceClub today - we had to use two labs! Great work firewriting everyone. Here's a starburst design by y7.

Today at #DGSscienceclub we designed our own board game. Depending on your lab practices, you can either shoot up the rocket or slide down the DNA helter-skelter.

So much focus and concentration in the room today as #DGSScienceClub converted cardboard boxes, tubes and skewers into the mechanism of automata toys. Next week we'll add the model and see it move as the axle turns!

Here are just a few of last week's shrunken heads, made at #DGSScienceClub. Keep them in a dry place and they'll last for ages

Some great results of leaf pigment chromatography at #DGSScienceClub by y9-11 today, using propanone as solvent.

Celebrating the last Y7&8 #DGSScienceClub of the year with some spectacular cola/mentoes fountains.

#DGSScienceClub is over for another year. Have a great summer and see you in September for more science fun!

The first #DGSScienceClub of the school year went with a bang today - well, a loud pop! Great work popping hydrogen everyone. See you next time for more science fun!

The sun shone this afternoon - perfect weather for making blueprints. We had some treated paper that had been kept for 3 years and it worked beautifully! So we made more today and will keep it in the dark ready for #DGSScienceClub in 2 or 3 years' time.

Today we surveyed the invertebrates in part of the school grounds. It was great to find so many different kinds in the soil, on hard surfaces and especially on plants. There's great biodiversity in our wildlife garden area. #DGSScienceClub

Did you know soil is (v slightly) magnetic? John & Cat from Museum of London Archaeology showed #DGSScienceClub how geophysicists find out what's under the soil using various detectors & how it reveals the past. Thanks @MOLArchaeology for an amazing insight into your work!

Ink from fruit and pens from feathers at #DGSScienceClub today. Who says science isn't creative?

Some plants contain saponins, natural soap-like compounds, and you can extract these to make a natural soap. At #DGSScienceClub today each team planned their method and then produced some soap from conkers!

Challenges at #DGSScienceClub often use strictly limited resources but today teams had a whole packet of marshmallows & lots of spaghetti to build the tallest and strongest tower. The winner held 600g! Well done y10!

The #DGSScienceClub water engineering challenge! Make a long pipe to transfer 100ml water from one cup to another using only 10 straws, masking tape & blutac. Well done team Drama Queens (125cm pipe, 36 ml made it across) and runners-up Pumpkin Pie (88 cm, 49 ml)