KS3 Colour Spectrum

Hat Design Competition

All KS3 students are encouraged to create and
design their own hat/accessory that
represents the colour spectrum/wheel.
Anything goes and needs to worn on the day!
Use any materials and make as big as you like.
Prizes to be won!!
Monday 10
th
November 2014
The Art and Science Department intend to create an aerial
view picture of the colour spectrum on the astro turf.
When? Science Day, Monday 10
th
November 2014 during CEP
How? Students will wear specific coloured tops
This onto this
All secondary students should bring in a
T-Shirt/top to wear for this activity.
The following colours are suggested for
each year group:



Year 7 - Yellow/Lemon/Mustard
Year 8 - Purple/Maroon/Violet
Year 9 - Orange/Peach
Year 10 - Green/ lime/mint/bottle/forest
Year 11 - Pale blue/Indigo
Year 12 - Red/crimson
Year 13 - Red/Crimson
Staff - Royal Blue
Students are also requested to be creative with the front of
their T-Shirt or top by accessorising following the theme of
the colour spectrum and Science.
The back of the T-Shirt however must
remain plain for the aerial picture.
Prizes to be won for creativity! The winning T-Shirts will be hung in
reception
How to enter
Email: r.dibble_wis@gemsedu.com

Celebrate via
Instagram:#wisscience and #artdepartmentgwis
Theme:
Science and Technology
Find scientific phenomenon in your every day life and start snapping!
Open to students,
parents and staff!
Wellington Science Council
presents

Process
KS3 students will get multiple choice paper to
test your scientific ability.
These are general science ability questions
not necessarily linked to the curriculum.
Its open to all students interested .
You get one week to complete round 1 paper.
due 4
th
November


All completed papers must be submitted back to
Ms Dibble
Top 30 students (scoring highest marks) will be
contacted and will be eligible for round 2 (paper II )
From second round top 5 science enthusiast will be
selected.
These top 5 will battle out face to face on 10
th

November for the title of WIS Science champion.

Periodic Table
Recital Competition
Memorise and recite as many of the elements
in the periodic table by increasing atomic
number as you can in 2 minutes
The names of the elements must be recited by
increasing atomic number
Entering the competition earns house points
for your house so just memorise as much as
you can and enter...
See Ms Masand to enter