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’ can be adapted for both KS3 and KS4 while ‘WaterWorld’ both challenges and engages KS3 students. Hands-on problem solving workshops will also stimulate and motivate KS3 groups.
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Professional Actor and Science Teacher David Hall presents a set of unforgettable, animated and interactive shows and workshops in Maths, Science, Shakespeare and Drama. Always a great hit with staff and pupils alike, David’s work provides an experience they will refer back to for years to come. Visit his website for more»

Science made simple is a social enterprise with a passion for science and all things associated with it! It aims to share their enthusiasm by offering a selection of inspirational and educational experiences that are tailor-made for schools, festivals, adult audiences and the public.
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A double Olympic gold medallist was in Dorney yesterday to inspire schoolchildren to tread new ground by designing aerodynamic rowing gloves. James Cracknell, who is now as famous for his charitable adventures as his rowing triumphs, took Burnham schoolchildren on Dorney Lake . . .
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Earthwatch is pleased to announce that we are now inviting applications for fully funded Educator expeditions in 2010.
For more information about the programme and to apply, please visit their website
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Since the start of September, over 150 schools in the UK have received a visit from ChemNet. RSC staff and ChemNet Ambassadors (trained RSC members under 35) have talked to huge numbers of chemistry students from ages 15 upwards about the benefits of joining ChemNet whilst offering a short talk (about 30 minutes) opening their eyes to careers using chemistry. If you would like to book a visit for your school email:
bowlesr@rsc.org » | Visit the website »

EngineeringUK and The Royal Academy of Engineering are pleased to announce the launch of 'Tomorrow's Engineers', www.tomorrowsengineers.org.uk, a determined effort to reach out to the
next generation of engineers and technicians at a time when society and the economy needs them most.
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The work of engineers, technologists and architects and how they have designed the world around us is the focus of an Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) competition for 11-19 year olds across the UK. Part of the IET’s Faraday programme, a resource for teachers of science, technology, engineering and maths, the competition calls for young people to make a short film about the sustainable environment and technologies.
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A journey for teachers, learners and families. Kate Bellingham, TV presenter launched the new Maths Careers website www.mathscareers.org.uk designed to inspire and inform those interested in studying mathematics by providing a wealth of information about how they can use the subject to follow a huge range of professions.
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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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Discover the impression made upon students when they meet some inspirational professionals, such as a planetary scientist and a spacecraft engineer.

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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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New STEM Challenges encourage students to use science and engineering skills to tackle London 2012 challenges. Ten challenges set in build up to London 2012, each one addressing a different topic related to the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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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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Starchaser is Britain's only commercial rocket R&D Company, and is working towards the creation of a totally reusable rocket system that can be used to safely launch tourists into space.

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The Smallpeice Trust -- an independent charity providing exciting programmes to promote engineering careers to young people. They are now taking bookings for their in-school STEM Days. These are becoming very popular during enterprise or activity weeks.
As before, teachers can book online at www.smallpeicetrust.org.uk or by calling 01926 333200.

Do you teach some young scientists or engineers who deserve recognition? If they’re 11-18 with a great project or invention…enter the National Science & Engineering Competition today. There’s over £50,000 of prizes, including cash awards and trips abroad – plus the prestige of winning a high profile competition for your school or college and the teachers involved..More information [pdf] »

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.

Visit the website at www.planet-science.com

The Institute of Physics is a scientific charity devoted to increasing the understanding and application of physics.For more information on our affiliated schools scheme, to access resources and for full details of all the support available to teachers and students visit the Schools and Colleges section at:  www.iop.org. | view the spring 2009 newsletter [pdf] »

The IET provides a global knowledge network to facilitate the exchange of ideas and promote the positive role of science, engineering and technology in the world.
Weblinks below:
www.theiet.org/education | www.theiet.org/faraday | www.theiet.org/ee

SEPnet is a partnership of universities in the South East working together to promote excellence in physics.  We run a series of free GCSE physics revision events across the region to help raise students achievement and interest in physics.  The series consists of 3 afternoon events spread across a calendar year.  There is also a free continuing professional development programme for teachers in the evenings.  For more information please contact Clare Harvey on clare.harvey@sepnet.ac.uk or 01483 686410. www.sepnet.ac.uk

Getting Practical aims to support teachers, technicians and teaching assistants in improving practical work through using, tailoring and managing
practical activities to meet whatever purpose the teacher has in mind.
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