Student practical activities at home: Can students take chemicals and equipment home to enable them to conduct practical activities/experiments in the home environment?

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Student practical activities at home: Can students take chemicals and equipment home to enable them to conduct practical activities/experiments in the home environment?
Acetone and polystyrene foam: Is it suitable and saf
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Balloons and Latex: I haven't heard of any issues but we have a parent who is concerned with regards to balloons and latex and the powder residue in them.
The Chemical Management Handbook was developed by Science ASSIST in recognition of a need for guidance on the safe handling, storage and waste disposal of chemicals in schools.
This online resource demonstrates the use of Connected Learning Experiences.
This online resource addresses some of the mathematics involved our CLEs.
Animal skeleton: One of our teachers can get a sheep skeleton from someone. The sheep died in a field and the bones are now devoid of any flesh.
Lab space for primary school: Establishing