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British Science Week
Last week we celebrated British Science week and the theme of the week was CONNECTIONS. Nearly all innovations in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths are built on connections and to highlight this fact our Science department created a quiz which required our students and staff to work out the connections between the answers to seven questions which were hidden across the school site.
See if you can work out the answers and find the hidden connection...
(Answers at the bottom of the page)
QUESTIONS
Q1 - Which influential Brit is often called the founder of modern nursing as a result of her work during the Crimean war to determine the first scientific principles of nursing?
Q2 - Max Planck, the German physicist and Nobel Prize winner for physics in 1918 for his work on quantum theories was born in 1858 but on which date?
Q3 - The first artificial satellite successfully launched into orbit, Sputnik I, crashed back to earth in what year?
Q4 - Channel 4 Show, ‘24 Hours in A+E’ is filmed at which London hospital?
Q5 - Which breed of dog is known for its wrinkled face and pushed in nose?
Q6 - Which famous public figure was a keen supporter of the science museum in London and made a historic visit to it in 2019 when she made her first Instagram post?
Q7 - What name is given to male deer who grow bony extensions of their skull for fighting and attracting mates?
ANSWERS
Q1 - Florence Nightingale
(Nightingale Knights was the old yellow House that was dropped when the House names were changed.)
Q2 - 23rd April
(Date of school opening in 1958.)
Q3 - 1958
(The year Charters School opened.)
St George's Hospital
(Charters School opened on 23rd April, which is St. Georges day and his cross also appears on the school crest.)
Q5 - Bulldog
(Name of one of Charters School's Houses.)
Q6 - Queen Elizabeth II
(The Queen visited our school in 1962)
Q7 - Stag
(A stag appears in our school crest and our mascot, Waddleton, is also a stag.)
AND THE CONNECTION?
All the answers have a connection to Charters School!
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