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Help us decide the winners of the British Science Week po...
2015-05-14 · via British Science Association

The British Science Association invites you to help us decide the winners of our British Science Week poster competition on our Facebook page.

During British Science Week, young people across the UK were invited to enter the British Science Week poster competition. The theme this year was 'Science on your doorstep'. The competition had four age categories for children from reception to year 9.

Science occurs all around Britain and this year the school competition asked students to look around them and produce a poster about any aspect of science that happens in or around where they live.

We had some great entries and we found it a really difficult decision choosing the final two entries from each category. Now it’s up to you! Go to the British Science Week Facebook page and vote for your favourite entry. One like = one vote.


Voting closes at midnight Friday 22 May.

For more information about the competition visit the British Science Week website.