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St Josephs Primary School, Slate Street, Belfast
Transform Ed staff training will take place on Monday 13th April and Monday 1st June. Children will not attend school on these days | Afterschool clubs finish week ending Friday 27th March | P7 perform Stations of the Cross on Good Friday 3rd April at 7pm in St Peter's Cathedral - Everyone invited to attend | School office closed daily from 1pm -1.45pm
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Craters on the moon experiment

16th Oct 2020

👩‍🚀 🚀 Young scientist in action trying to discover why there are various sizes of craters on the moon. The children used various sizes and weights of balls to make craters in moon dust(flour). They measured the different depths the balls made in centimetres. Their research found that the marble made the biggest crater even though it was the smallest ball! They concluded that this was because it was the heaviest object. Great fun was had by all of our junior scientists! Someone phone NASA Earth! Our scientists are ready to help out 👩‍🚀