Blue Peter scientist Greg Foot ignites a bottle of flammable gas held by one of the students, a jet of blue flame flares from the top

British Science Association / Four Change

EXPLOSIVE SCIENCE DEMOS ON LIVE TV

Combining 3 notoriously unpredictable things… children, explosions, and live TV… we were asked design and stage 5 visually spectacular and explosive scientific experiments for a classroom demonstration, which would be broadcast live on Sky News’ breakfast show in one long continuous shot.

We worked with the Royal Institution to design and test a range of explosive experiments, and produced the demonstration, hosted by Greg Foot (BBC’s Blue Peter scientist), live on breakfast TV with pupils from Bow School, East London.

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Sky viewers saw the demos live

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Annual increase in classroom science demos

Demo Day is an annual campaign during British Science Week that aims to inspire secondary school teachers and technicians to explore new concepts, provoke discussions and generate excitement through running science demonstrations.
Demo Day is an annual campaign during British Science Week that aims to inspire secondary school teachers and technicians to explore new concepts, provoke discussions and generate excitement through running science demonstrations.
Demo Day is an annual campaign during British Science Week that aims to inspire secondary school teachers and technicians to explore new concepts, provoke discussions and generate excitement through running science demonstrations.
Demo Day is an annual campaign during British Science Week that aims to inspire secondary school teachers and technicians to explore new concepts, provoke discussions and generate excitement through running science demonstrations.
Demo Day is an annual campaign during British Science Week that aims to inspire secondary school teachers and technicians to explore new concepts, provoke discussions and generate excitement through running science demonstrations.
Demo Day is an annual campaign during British Science Week that aims to inspire secondary school teachers and technicians to explore new concepts, provoke discussions and generate excitement through running science demonstrations.
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An exciting and flawless execution… on live TV! Thank you!

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