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Join us to explore how sustainability can be linked to chemistry, biology and physics in a day of workshops and discussions for teachers of science. Together with the ASE, IOP and Swansea University’s Reducing Industrial Carbo n Emissions (RICE) project, we will deliver activities and practicals on a range of topics, including the important role that algae can play in decarbonising industry, and an investigation of microscale science as a more sustainable approach to practical work.
This fully funded event is supported by STEM Learning and is aimed at secondary science teachers, technicians, newly qualified teachers and trainee teachers, and would be of most benefit to those developing new curriculums and/or working with classes in progression step 4 and progression step 5 (approx KS3 and KS4).
Tea and cake will be available from 3.30pm with an opportunity to network
Details and booking here.
On Saturday we will also organsie a morning of events for families at the Anglesey Sea Zoo - including a Physics workshop "floating and sinking". a tour of the Zoo and prtesentation from the Oceanography Dept , Bangor University. Contact cerian.angharad@iop.org for more details. |
and will take place at The NEC in Birmingham on 21 to 23 June 2023.
The Royal Society of Chemistry's nineteenth annual Science and the Senedd will be held at the Senedd and the Pierhead, Cardiff Bay, from 12.30pm to 7.30pm, on Tuesday 13 June 2023.
cience with the Royal Institution and their Energy LIVE science show.
RICE) project, we will deliver activities and practicals on a range of topics, including the important role that algae can play in decarbonising industry, and an investigation of microscale science as a more sustainable approach to practical work.
Chester Street!
STEM Ambassadors are invited to attend this session to learn about effective communication and what this involves.
Education in Wales is devolved and we want as many STEM Ambassadors in Wales to engage with as many schools as possible.
n classroom. Let your pupils be little scientists as they experiment with a range of materials to find the best one for the job! Get them thinking about dirty hankies and why they should be in the bin. Learn how you can expand on the activity by introducing some scientific terms and equipment. 
This session is designed to help, support & advise those STEM Ambassadors who wish to develop and create an activity to deliver to schools.
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