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Students from the Manly West Public school were injured after a failed experiment. At least 11 students at a primary school in the Australian city of Sydney have been injured after a classroom science experiment went wrong. The children - believed to be aged between 10 and 11, according to reports - suffered burns to their bodies, including on their face, chest, lower abdomen and legs, said the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH).

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Horrific new details emerge after 11 children are rushed to hospital after a school 'Black Worm' science experiment went horribly wrong

Experiment exploded at Manly West Public School in Sydney's northern beaches

Eleven children and male teacher were injured and taken to hospital on Monday

Two children suffered serious chemical burns to their chest and face

Paramedics revealed the students are 'doing well' on Tuesday morning

The experiment will now be investigated after it went 'horribly wrong'

Paramedics have detailed the 'chaotic' scene they were called to when 11 children and one teacher suffered burns in a science experiment that went 'horribly wrong'.

The 'Black Worm' or 'sugar snake' experiment - conducted outside using sodium bicarbonate, sugar and methylated spirits - sparked an explosion at Manly West Public School in Balgowlah, on Sydney's northern beaches, at about 1 pm on Monday.

Eleven Year 5 students and a male teacher were injured, with two children suffering severe chemical burns to their chest, upper body, and face.

One child required care from a specialist medical team onboard on an ambulance, while the other was transported to hospital via a CareFlight helicopter.

NSW Ambulance Inspector Mark Whittaker and paramedic Madolyn O'meara said the children were all 'doing well' on Tuesday morning and are on the road to recovery.

Mr Whittaker said he and his team arrived to find 11 children had all suffered 'varying degrees of burn severity', with two rushed to Westmead Children's Hospital in serious conditions.

'It was quite a chaotic scene initially,' the ambulance inspector said.

'They were caught unaware, and the teachers did an amazing job corralling all students into the areas that they needed to be, and relocating all the patients to an area where they could receive treatment to cool down their burns.

'That was fantastic for us, all our patients were very close together and we could assess them and treat them very easily.'

The remaining nine students, who weren't considered to be in serious conditions, had minor burns to their chest, lower abdomen and legs.

Five pupils were taken to Royal North Shore Hospital, and the remaining four were transported to Northern Beaches Hospital.

The teacher has also been taken to hospital with minor injuries.

Emergency services said a powerful gust of wind may have led to the explosion - with parts of Sydney and Melbourne reporting 100km/h gusts on Monday, but Mr Whittaker said he wasn't able to confirm if the weather played a part.

It remains unclear if the students were wearing safety equipment.

NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell admitted the science experiment had gone 'horribly wrong' and will be investigated.

'This is a fairly routine experiment,' Ms Mitchell told Sunrise on Tuesday.

'We have really strict measures in place around work, health and safety and how we manage these experiments in school.

'We will investigate what went wrong.'

The minister added the school staff had done a great job supporting students in 'very upsetting circumstances'.

'We are thinking of students who are injured and wishing them a speedy recovery and we will make sure we have supports in place at the school, including extra counselling,' she said.

NSW Police, SafeWork NSW and the Education department will investigate.

Popular school experiment involving sodium bicarbonate and methylated spirits

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Experiment exploded at Manly West Public School in Sydney's northern beaches Eleven children and male teacher were injured and taken to hospital on Monday Two children suffered serious chemical burns to their chest and face Paramedics revealed the students are 'doing well' on Tuesday morning The experiment will now be investigated after it went 'horribly wrong' Paramedics have detailed the 'chaotic' scene they were called to when 11 children and one teacher suffered burns in a science experiment that went 'horribly wrong'.

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A. What do you understand about Offering help?
Offering help is an expression to give help to others or that doing something
B. When and where will you offer someone help?
Everytime and everywhere when others find it difficult.
C. Why do you learn about it?
We have to help each other in daily life. Offering help expression is essential in daily life. Learning it will allow me to offer help to anyone else.
D. How do you use the expression of offering help?
-are you having a hard time?
-can I help you?
-you need help?
E. How to give responses if someone offering help?
thank you very much, you are very kind

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XII MIPA-4
1. Fajar Aditya Nugraha (12)
2. Noufal Khalifatul Ardhi (23)
3. Raply Ircham Hasibuan (27)

Fajar : Hi guys, you look so confused today. What happened?

Raply : Oh well, we have to present our review of a book that we read in our reading club tomorrow.

Noufal : But the problem is that we have not even completely reading it.

Fajar : What is the title?

Raply : The title is "Me and My Broken Heart" and the author is Wulanfadi

Fajar : Why haven't you finished reading the book?

Noufal : Yesterday we didn't have much preparation for this.

Raply : I know this book from Google, let me share the link for you

Fajar : So, what's your other problem?

Noufal : We can't read or find summaries quickly

Fajar : I have a solution for you. I will share the link for you. This is can help you for find the summaries.

Raply : Really? Thank you Fajar

Fajar : But, you must reading the summaries again because sometimes this summary is not 100% accurate.

Noufal : Yes Fajar, thank you for your help

Fajar : No problem, I'm be glad to help you.

Raply : Do you have any problem with your presentation Fajar?

Fajar : Actually, i also have a little bit of problem with my learning materials or PPT.

Noufal : What is your problem?

Fajar : My material is very boring, My PPT is not very interesting for the audience.

Raply : Let me help you. I know the link about this. You can visit this link to make it better.

Noufal : I can find the other material for you. So that is can make your presentation perfect.

Fajar : Thank you so much Raply, Noufal.

Raply & Noufal : Your welcome Fajar

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Application Letter Teacher Fajar Aditya Nugraha