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22 Jul 2024 | |
Liverpool Life Sciences UTC News |
They donned Bee keeper suits to open up the hives and look inside, then they extracted honey from frames of honeycomb. They got to take the honey thet they made home! Axel (Ignite) also set up an experiment to see if bees can be dissuaded from eating sugar water by adding the harmless chemical quinine. This is part of a project to try and reduce the impact of harmful pesticides on bees. This was a very unusual and interesting experience, and celebrates a year of collaboration with the Urban Beekeepers Association. We're ooking forward to more bee adventures next year!
Year 12 A-Level Biology students applied their ecology sampling skills to investigate the differences in species diversity in exposed and sheltered sh… More...
A group of Year 10 engineering students were rewarded for their hard work this year with a visit to the National Waterways Museum in Ellesmere Port. More...
We are proud to announce that our Engineering teacher Mr Plevin, is officially the ONLY certified Autodesk Instructor working in a school in the North… More...
The annual dot-art Schools competition, a fantastic online initiative that culminates in a public exhibition, has once again highlighted the incredibl… More...
Travel Agents help people plan and book their holidays or business trips. They arrange flights, accommodation, and activities, ensuring everything fi… More...
Last week, our Liverpool Life Sciences and Studio School students joined forces for an incredible industry insight day, created by our Year 12 student… More...