Pupils' Wonder Worms
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By Amy Hunt  Green-fingered school pupils received an extra boost to their environmental project, thanks to your Chronicle.   Youngsters from the Eco Club at Sacred Heart Primary in Fenham, Newcastle, won this wormery from their favourite paper.
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Some of the direst noises about our nationâs scientific prospects may be premature; students seem to be embracing challenging science courses.
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By LARKIN, Juliet  WORM farming might be a solution for more environmentally friendly processing of dairy effluent, said a Cromwell worm farmer, who is facing growing demand for his worms.
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Kids pitch in to improve school ICT A parliamentary group has launched a competition for primary school children to prove their grasp of technology.â¦
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By SILVER WILKIE  THE use of the humble earthworm or "garden fly" as a bait for salmon has always been shrouded in controversy.  So called "purists" who fish nothing but the fly, frown on worm fishing, but there are many who really enjoy this method.
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Pupils prefer active learning with real-life relevance, a review of research studies suggests.
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VYEBOOM, South Africa -- It takes a certain eye to look at snails crawling over one another and see them as a escargots bubbling in garlic butter, never mind a means for poor parents to feed their children.
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Some high school biology classes are using real human cadavers to teach students anatomy in a different way.
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A new worm has been discovered in the wild that&#39;s not just settling for invading users&#39; PCs--it wants to invade their homes too.
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Scientists are developing a new way of carrying out internal examinations on patients - based on a wriggling worm.
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The start of school can also mean the start of head lice season. Now there is a new approach: a lotion that suffocates the bugs. According to a study by Dr.
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By Kristin Davis, The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.  May 27--Science students at Manteo Middle School helped turn two rather unattractive detention ponds into rain gardens last fall.
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By Julie Patel, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Dec. 17--The dead fish that Fremont High School teacher Laurie Turner and her students discovered years ago when they wandered out to the school's outdoor science lab shook them.
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Pupils have made improvements in maths but there has been little progress in writing, official figures show.
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By Tara M. Manthey, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Sep. 23--Erica Palmer imagined she was making a presentation to her grandmother, not the governor.   The sixth-grader held that picture in her head as she explained Spanaway Elementary School's gardening project to Gov.
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Biologists are turning up evidence that humans are not, physically or even mentally, in a class by themselves.
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Medical scientists are using bloodsucking, parasitic worms to treat patients with asthma.