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Camphill Primary School, Ballymena
This week sees Summer Assessments continue in school - all P3/P4/P5/P6/P7 pupils will be sitting assessments this week. Please make sure your child is in school so they do not miss these important summer standardised tests. | All parents - look out for an 'Expression of Interest' online form this week via PARENTMAIL regarding 'Little Stars' & a new 'Big Stars' afterschool club from Sep'24 - please complete this online form by Mon.20th May as your information in your 'return' will be important to us in planning ahead.  | Tinylife - Can you help? see NEWS below (13/5/24) | P6 parents - P7 2025 residential school trip and summer class trip to Windsor Park Football Stadium information sent via Parentmail - please note last day for booking a P7 residential trip place is this FRIDAY 17th May. | P7 parents -see information in CLASS webpage & via Parentmail re: notifications of Post-Primary Schools this Saturday. | Join us next week from the 20th - 24th May as we try to become more active as a school. (See NEWS below 15/5/24) We are encouraging as many of our children as possible to walk to and/from school next week as part of 'Walk to School Week'.
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Primary 7BC teach you how to make an erupting volcano

1st Oct 2020

Mr Clarke’s Primary 7 class are going to be such scientists! They have been learning about erupting volcanoes and this week they got to make their very own! After learning the processes of how volcanoes erupt they then decided to test their science knowledge! The students learnt the experiment and then in their class groups had to instruct each other on the step by step process of making the eruption! We then looked at chemical reactions and looked to explain why the lava comes out of the volcano when the vinegar is added to the mixture. We learned that the baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.