TV science star opens school lab
LEGENDARY children's TV presenter Johnny Ball was the guest of honour at the opening of a new school science lab in Tonbridge.
The creator of Think Of A Number visited Long Mead Community Primary School on Thursday to admire the £15,000 facility and assist with strange experiments such as calculating the average crawling speed of a maggot.
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having a ball: Louis Meyer, Johnny Ball and Libby Mitchell
Head teacher Jo Powell said Mr Ball spent three hours talking to pupils about maths and chemistry at her school and nearby Hugh Christie Technology College.
She said: "He delivered a fantastic show for the students and was clearly very passionate about science. He was very impressed by the new facility."
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The laboratory, which has been converted from an IT suite, will enable 30 students to receive cooking or science tuition at any one time.
Mr Ball said: "For all the kids their future starts right now and the future is about science."
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