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1987: The SCHOOL that monitored CHERNOBYL | Take Nobody's Word For It | Retro Tech | BBC Archive
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4:32Now PlayingWhen Ackworth School's Deputy Head of Physics heard about the nuclear meltdown at Chernobyl in 1986, he enlisted the help of his pupils to check for any rises in radiation levels using school equipment in the ultimate practical experiment.
Clip taken from Take Nobody's Word For It, originally broadcast on BBC Two, Wednesday 1 April, 1987.
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