This document discusses the importance of science laboratories in education. It notes that laboratories allow students to learn scientific concepts through hands-on experiences rather than just theoretical instruction. The document outlines how laboratories should be organized, including coordinating theoretical and practical work, ensuring experiments are appropriately challenging, and maintaining clear records. It also discusses selecting and purchasing apparatus, chemicals, and equipment for the laboratory. Various record-keeping registers for permanent equipment, breakable items, and consumables are described. In conclusion, the document emphasizes that laboratories are essential for developing students' manipulative skills and helping them learn through application of the scientific method.