
Composite science lab setup for schools combining physics, chemistry and biology equipment in one shared learning space, with apparatus, glassware, models, storage and safety essentials.

A composite science lab brings multiple subject activities into one room. Plan the shared inventory so physics, chemistry and biology equipment is accessible, safely stored and available when classes rotate through practical sessions.
Map the physics, chemistry and biology practical activities that will use the shared room.
Separate common equipment from subject-specific apparatus, glassware and materials.
Plan storage, labels and access so different classes can move between activities safely.
Check water, power, ventilation, fire-safety and first-aid arrangements against the experiments planned.
The list below shows equipment categories and examples for this laboratory. Check final selection and quantities against the school's class levels, practical programme and existing inventory.
A composite science lab is a shared learning space that organises equipment for more than one science subject, such as physics, chemistry and biology, within one room.
The page inventory groups examples under general infrastructure, physics equipment, chemistry glassware and chemicals, biology instruments, and models and safety materials.
Use the class timetable and practical programme to estimate how many groups will use each item at the same time. Keep common equipment and subject-specific materials clearly inventoried and stored.
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