The phrase "a science room" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a classroom or space designated for science-related activities or experiments.
Example: "The students gathered in a science room to conduct their chemistry experiments."
Alternatives: "a science lab" or "a science classroom".
Then, last week, a school janitor found a note outside a science room that referred to plans for an attack.
"We have a science room in the city, but here you actually get to go outside and see it and touch it," she said while visiting Mohawk last week.
It can be a stapler or sharp scissors you find in the teacher's desk, the hot coffee in the kitchen of your office, beakers or dangerous acids (such as sulphuric) in a science room, or anything that is sharp, heavy, made of glass, or which can be used as a weapon.
A very attractive cottage (which had belonged to a fashionable photographer, Swan Watson) was attached to the school, but shortly after my arrival, to our mixed sorrow and delight, it was pulled down to make way for an extension that comprised a wonderful science room, a spacious gymnasium, and a totally new infants' department.
In Rotherham, talking to Lisa, and to the men, it is clear that Jamie's Ministry is now working as a domestic science room: no one is passing anything on apart from Lisa and the other teachers.
It gained a new gymnasium, science room, library, classrooms, enlarged cafeteria and art rooms at a cost of $16 million.
In this research, we used a skeletal specimen that imitates a boy 1.6 m in height, usually used as an anatomical model of the human skeleton in a hospital or science room, as the body of the musculoskeletal robot.
The school had electricity, a projector with educational slides donated by the Ford Motor Company, and, in the basement, a domestic-science room, a makeshift gymnasium, and a large coal furnace.
Even now, the whole building — with its music room, complete with a grand piano, its science room stocked with lab equipment and its well-appointed library — is operational, although the rooms are heated only when they are used.
"Did you have a look at the keyboards in the science room?" asks Charles.
Mabel Marr, small and efficient, with her white coat, presided over the science room, alternating with Margaret Napier (Nippy), a highly qualified, rosy-cheeked woman, who also taught mathematics.
