PUPILS at St Albans Primary School, Warrigton, have been getting creative for National Science week.
They held a competition to design a poster about endangered plants and animals. The winners and runners-up were commended for their detailed research into the reasons species become endangered.
Headteacher Frances Curless said: “The pupils really committed themselves to learning about the issues facing our planet. The posters they produced showed imagination and understanding, and I am very proud of all their hard work.”
The theme for the week was ‘Earth’ to complement the International Year of Biodiversity.
PUPILS at St Albans Primary School, Warrigton, have been getting
creative for National Science week.
Art meets science in classroom
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