Monday 28 September 2020

HOW CLEAN ARE OUR HANDS??

How Clean are our Hands??

We carried out an experiment to see what happens when we don't wash our hands.

EXPERIMENT:

We used:

-3 slices of bread.

-3 plastic food bags

PROCEDURE:

1. Mrs Fay put on clean surgical gloves and took a slice of bread from a new loaf out and sealed it in a food bag.This was our sterile bread.

2. Next she took another slice of bread and passed it around to us all. We all touched it with our unwashed hands. She sealed this into a food bag.

3. Finally, Naofa sanitised her hands really well and took another slice of bread from the loaf. She touched it on both sides and then it was sealed in a food bag.

PREDICTION:

We predicted that the bread touched by dirty hands might go mouldy before the other two slices.


RESULT:

After two weeks, the bread touched by dirty hands is really mouldy on front and back. Both of the other slices are still white and have no mould.


We have proven in this experiment the importance of washing hands to get rid of germs, viruses and bacteria and also how effective hand sanitiser is.


AFTER WEEK ONE:






AFTER WEEK TWO:




 

A GOOD EGG!



How do you know if an egg is fresh or not?
If you put the egg in a glass of water and it sinks it is fresh.
If it floats it is not good.

Look at the picture. This egg is actually fresh so why is it floating?

This water is full of salt.
Salt makes water heavy, so heavy that things can float on top of it such as an egg!


The Dead Sea is a sea in Israel which is so salty that nothing lives in it hence the name "Dead Sea".

Lots of people visit it and love to float in the water.
 

Tuesday 22 September 2020

3rd Class First Confessions

It was a very special day for 3rd class today. They finally had their First Confession heard after it was postponed because of Covid earlier in the year.
We had First Confessions in the school GP room and had a very special ceremony.
This is the first time confessions have been delayed until 3rd class and also the first time it has taken place in school.
Congratulations to our boys and girls who have been so patient and enthusiastic.
God be with you all.