This is a 1 hour interactive lecture with some hands-on activities.  The description from Cambridge University is as follows:

“Each of us has about 100,000,000,000,000 cells in our bodies. Even though they are very small, cells have a lot going on inside them. Using a combination of microscopy, movies, models and living creatures (including humans!), we will look at some of the amazing trafficking that goes on inside all cells. Then we will see how messing up the trafficking machinery can lead to traffic jams, and how bad guys like viruses can hijack the machinery and use it to do their evil deeds!”

This lecture which will held in Hinchingbrooke House library from 7pm-8pm.

If you would like to attend please contact communications@hinchbk.cambs.sch.uk to register for a place.

Please provide the student’s name, form group and parent/carer name and you should receive an acknowledgement of your request.

Spaces are limited so please book at the earliest opportunity.

The Communications Team.