06/05/2026
Every child is a scientist in the making.
Step into the Science Lab at RPPS and you’ll find children testing ideas, building models and asking the big questions: why, how, what if?
From their earliest years, our pupils think like scientists- observing, classifying, investigating and problem-solving their way through real enquiry. Learning spills beyond the lab too, into Ravenscourt Park, museum trips, science clubs and our much-loved annual Science Fair.
This year’s fair, Inventors Assemble, saw children design solutions to real-world problems: a self-driving car for the visually impaired, a rainwater-purifying umbrella, a smart bee feeder, an automatic braking system for e-bikes, and apps to encourage healthy habits. The ingenuity was matched only by the enthusiasm.
We’re especially proud that 60% of this year’s Science Fair participants were girls- confidently pitching their inventions and seeing themselves as scientists, inventors and problem-solvers.
Because representation matters.
Science isn’t a single mould - it’s curiosity, questioning and knowing your thinking has value.
The scientists, engineers, doctors and inventors of tomorrow are in our classrooms today. While they’re with us, we’ll make sure their questions are taken seriously, their ideas are explored, and their voices are heard. 🌱
