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1:30pm Saturday 5th December 2009
YOUNGSTERS spent the day replicating Charles Darwin’s experiments to mark 150 years since the scientist published his most famous work.
Pupils at Cudham Primary School collected mud samples from the same pond used by Darwin which still exists in their school grounds.
The samples were then taken back to the classroom to see if plants can grow from seeds in the pond mud.
A spokesman for Bromley Council’s world heritage team said: “Cudham Primary School will be linking up with schools in the Galapagos who are also investigating and comparing the observations and experiments that Darwin carried out in their local area.”
Youngsters also visited Down House in Downe to mark 150 years since Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species.
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