Science Farm LIVE!
5 Mar 2021 - 14 Mar 2021
During British Science Week 2021, we examined the science behind the food that you eat and the thousands of people involved in its production.
Over 200,00 students joined us in exploring the Great British countryside and meeting the people who look after its landscapes, animals, and farms.
You can watch all these lessons on catch-up, to discover how British farmers are innovating for the future and producing food for the planet while caring for our natural environment.
Testimonials
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My students loved the lambing live. As we are a rural primary school several children live on farms and it was a great opportunity for them to share their own experiences with the rest of the class. The children straight away expressed an interest in having more live lessons like this. A great experience for all my students.
Menheniot Primary School, Cornwall
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We had 2 Reception Classes watch the Live Lesson about chicks. We had great discussions afterwards and used your life cycle resource to do some further work this week! We loved seeing the hatchling actually hatching!!!! The children were absolutely amazed! Thank you!
Our Lady and St George's Catholic Primary and Nursery School, Walthamstow
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My class absolutely adored this session (live vet school). It was pitched perfectly, interactive, informative, the resources were great and the children were enthralled. Lots of them want to consider working with animals now!
St Joseph's RC Junior School, Birtley
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We particularly enjoyed the Live lesson on Friday, it certainly developed my class' knowledge and questioning skills. They were enthralled. Thank you!
English Bicknor C.E. Primary School, Gloucester
Speakers
Josh Payne
Chief Education Manager, National Farmers' Union
Jennie Devine
Education Manager, National Farmers' Union
Navaratnam Partheeban
Dairy Veterinarian
Deb Howe
Founder & Chief Eggucator, Eggucation
Sioned Davies
NFU Ambassador and young farmer
Dr Paula Misiewicz
Senior Lecturer in Soil and Water Management, Harper Adams University
Megan Platt
Research associate, Harper Adams University
