Do you want to introduce your primary pupils to examples of exciting science to develop their learning? Our science days allow children to try hands on investigations to stimulate questioning and kinaesthetic learning in a safe controlled environment.
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The Shell Education Service subsidise science workshops in primary schools delivered by trained workshop leaders and these are spread around the UK. There are lots of workshops on the website. The cost is £100+VAT for the day which includes three class workshop sessions.
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A bit of cutting followed by a bit of folding origami style, leads to a fun and interactive activity with the children asking and answering science based questions about BLOODHOUND SSC. More activities like this are available too.
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Key Stage Solutions is a Kent based company that provides a variety of science shows and workshops for students of all ages. The ever popular ‘Air Show’ and the captivating ‘Sneaky Science Show’ can be adapted for both KS1 and KS2. Hands-on problem solving workshops will also stimulate and motivate KS2 groups.
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‘School Power’is a new, visually exciting, free online education programme, crammed full of interesting facts, slide presentations, interactive activities, stories and fun experiments around the area of power. It aims to inspire and motivate children in learning about science and technology and is designed to support National Grid employee volunteers throughout the UK in their engagement with schools.
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Joy Lane Primary School was lucky enough to open its week of activities with a debate by Dr Ajay Sharman (Regional Director, STEMNET) and Dr Gary Robinson ( Senior Commercialisation Manager, Kent Innovation & Enterprise, University of Kent).
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Are you using your free primary science resources?
There’s never been a better time to get involved in The Great Plant Hunt and enjoy fun and free educational activities in the classroom, online and outdoors. There are plenty of things to see and do now or you can plan the project into your spring and summer term activities
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A unique FREE opportunity for students aged between 5 and 19 yrs to be recognised as ‘STEM’ Leaders for their schools and colleges.
It has been developed to recognise pupils who are actively engaged in STEM projects and have a keen desire to help other pupils become involved. The award is open to all students aged 5 – 19 yrs.

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The first UK Lego Education Centre (LEC) concept is being launched
Lego can be used by teachers to help students develop essential skills in areas such as technology, mathematics, creativity and teamwork.

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The Architecture Workshops Association are a small not-for-profit educational organsation, based in Cambridge, working throughout the UK in Schools, Colleges and Universities.

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Elephants, Rhino’s, Condors and eco-systems all need scientists to research them.  Youth Exploring Science (YES) is an inspiring way to engage Key Stage 3, 4 and A level students in the triple science subjects. Aligned with the National Curriculum, YES Science Modules and Mentors assist teachers in learning and perhaps undertaking a field visit that will possibly change the “life path” of many students. For more information visit www.yescience.org or email Jason@yescience.org or call 0208 399 6327.

From the time of William the Conqueror, the military engineers of Britain have been at the forefront of technology and our many galleries tell this story of courage, creativity and innovation. Learning is at the core of our mandate and our schools programme is specifically designed to support the teaching of the National Curriculum across the board.
Visit the website at www.remuseum.org.uk/rem_education.htm

Myths and Minefields comes from Planet Science, where you'll find a wealth of free, interactive and engaging content for children, young people, teachers and parents.

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Looking for free help and support teaching animal welfare in the classroom?
The autumn term will be the last opportunity for support in using the curriculum-linked resources from the RSPCA website. These resources cover: Find out more »