• Physics pages

    Physics pages

    A Higgs event, simulated collision
    data producing a Higgs boson
  • Biology pages

    Biology pages

    Animal cells stained with
    fluorescent dye
  • Chemistry pages

    Chemistry pages

    A metallic carbon nanotube
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Science Dawn

Where science begins for students and educators

Welcome to Science Dawn, the website for anyone who has an interest in school science whether as a student or as an educator.

blue-flaskThis site is intended as an online resource for school science.

Students will find information and quizzes to  promote and test understanding for aspects of school curricula for the approximate 11-16 year old age group.

Student resources link to teaching resources and how-to articles for practicals and demonstrations.

This site will always be free to view, no subscriptions, no taster pages to try to get you to sign up for the other stuff that you have to pay for. This is a fully free resource.

The purpose of the site is to primarily help provide education for the sake of education’s sake, something that seems to becoming lost in a world that increasingly focuses on results and where learning  for the pleasure of it seems to be increasingly rare.

It does not itself form an examination course though you will find that many items on here will address exams and tests you may be required to take.

Science is sub-divided into the traditional school subjects of Biology, Chemistry and Physics for ease of use of the site and familiarity as much as anything. In an ever evolving discipline such as science I thought it would make more sense to do this than to reflect the less familiar modern divisions which are increasingly becoming cross-disciplinary anyhow.

I hope you find this site and its resources useful.

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