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Fantastic Scott Oakes goal from way back in 1994 – If you look closely you might just see me celebrating!

In case you are still not sure what you have to do to pass this assignment.

A futuristic planetarium at the Royal Observatory has been unveiled by The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.

The 45-tonne tilted bronze-clad cone with a truncated glass top will seat 120 people at the observatory in Greenwich, south-east London.

The Peter Harrison Planetarium also boasts one of the most advanced digital laser projectors in the world.

It is the final part of the National Maritime Museum’s £16m redevelopment following five years of work.

The Queen attended the original museum opening 70 years ago in 1937 with her father, King George VI.

 US scientists have developed “super-oxidised” water which they say speeds up wound healing. Oculus, the Californian firm which developed the water – made by filtering it through a salt membrane – says it kills

viruses, bacteria and fungi. Bad circulation can prevent foot ulcers from healing

It is also effective against MRSA and UK trials are being carried out on patients with diabetic foot ulcers, New Scientist magazine reported.

Play the digestion game. Click here. This is your homework this week, along with revision for your end of year tests ( remember these tests are the first week back!)

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