07/09/2021
FREE water butt & competition for Primary Schools with prizes to be won! Not a teacher? No worries pass this on to any schools or your kids school as it's a good 'un! 🎨
Decorate your butt! Primary School Competition launches - Bristol Water Foundation
Primary Schools can get a free water butt and take part in a competition with the Bristol Water Foundation!
01/07/2021
What temperature is cold enough to give you cold water shock and freeze up your body? Click 'see more' for the answer!
It's only 15 degrees! Which is what Chew Valley Lake and Cheddar Reservoir often can be even on a sunny day. Download our water safety comic strip: https://bristolwaterfoundation.co.uk/learning-resource/la-la-lakeside/
23/03/2021
It's your last chance to win an iPad! All you have to do is enter our water saving pledge! Competition closes on 31 March 2021 💧
Head to: https://bristolwaterfoundation.co.uk/water-saving-pledge/
Why save water?
💧 Use water you use energy - to treat and pump the water to you
💧 Using less means we can leave more in rivers for wildlife
💧 More people combined with climate change puts a strain on the natural water cycle - we're using more water than ever before
25/01/2021
A new iPad!? Yes please! ✔️
Just take our quick water saving pledge for a chance to win. You don't even have to pledge to much! Just an effort to try (although you could try taking a navy shower - 2 min shower pausing the shower to lather - genius 👀
Link: https://bristolwaterfoundation.co.uk/water-saving-pledge/
All ages welcome to enter, but if you're under 18, you will need parental consent 😃
Water saving pledge - Bristol Water Foundation
Discover a world of water at your fingertips
13/01/2021
Growing water 😲 need to learn about the properties of water in your GCSE science (or for younger folk as it's fun - for KS2!) Freeze a glass bottle of water in a bag (with an adult) and it'll grow so much that it shatters. For a less dramatic effect but safer way, use a milk carton!
💡 So why is this? Well when frozen, water arranges itself differently. Water has a much tighter knit group (as seen by Squidge & Snap!), but frozen water forms a much bigger one - ahh lots of Squidge & Snaps! The water expands as it is frozen because of the hydrogen forming an open type lattice. This makes ice less dense than water.