Zooplankton proves irresistible for young Leigh School scientists

Chelsea Channing

By Chelsea Channing
Published March 29, 2019

What on earth is a 'salp'? Before you open up Google, try giving the students at Leigh School a call, they’ll be able to tell you all about the mysterious sea creatures.

Over the last two school terms, Leigh School’s 61 Year 1 to 6 students have been engaged in a citizen ...

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