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c.ashworth wrote:I was just wondering how many labs do each of you have and for how many teachers?
Currently we have six labs for six teachers but next year we are getting a new school and we are only going to have two and a half labs and I really don't know how this is going to work.
So is anyone else in this situation does it work?
R_Bowerman wrote:We are an all through school, although currently in science we cater for years 7-13 and have 8 labs & 11 teachers, but we will be moving to new build and have been fortunate that we will have 6 or 7 labs and a 'science studio', with 1 full time and 1 part time (term-time only for both of us) technicians.
I agree that reducing lab numbers doesn't sound ideal, some of our lessons have to be based in a normal teaching classroom due to volume of science lessons going on at one time. This does make it difficult for the teacher's planning as they have to make sure they are at the right point in the scheme of work to carry out practicals in the lab time slot, and can be very frustrating for them if they don't complete it in the lesson and so needs to be carried over.
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Maggie wrote:Hi R Bowerman What will happen in the "science studio" and how will this room differ from the other labs?
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