Show Notes
In this episode, we’re joined by three Year 7 students to share what it’s really like settling into science at secondary school. From first experiments to routines, lab safety to revision tips, they reflect on what surprised them, what helped them succeed, and what advice they’d give to new students starting out.
Whether you’re about to begin your own Year 7 journey or just want to know how to get more out of your science lessons, this episode is full of honest insights, practical tips, and a few memorable classroom moments.
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