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FWTSA are delighted to be working with The STEM Learning Network, the largest UK provider of subject-specific Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for teachers and technicians working with pupils aged 5 to 19.
Through a range of bursaries they offer affordable CPD for science, design and technology, computing, engineering and mathematics.
Supporting teachers and technicians to:
•develop their teaching approaches, pedagogy and subject knowledge in order to provide the best education available
•inspire pupils to achieve their full potential and develop the next generation of scientists, engineers and technicians.
Through a range of bursaries they offer affordable CPD for science, design and technology, computing, engineering and mathematics.
Supporting teachers and technicians to:
•develop their teaching approaches, pedagogy and subject knowledge in order to provide the best education available
•inspire pupils to achieve their full potential and develop the next generation of scientists, engineers and technicians.
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Fernvale Primary School have been really successful in integrating science into their curriculum.
In this video, Headteacher - Natalie Hacket tells us why science is so important to her school. |
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STELLAR Primary Science Networks 2018/19
Following on from success of previous years we will again be holding these series of meetings across the year led by Primary Science consultant Nicola Beverley.
Designed to provide subject leaders with the skills to drive science forward in their schools and to improve skills of teachers, TAs and subject leaders to enable highly productive practical science in the classroom.
Schools may send as many staff to each meeting as they wish.
Details will be published soon.
Following on from success of previous years we will again be holding these series of meetings across the year led by Primary Science consultant Nicola Beverley.
Designed to provide subject leaders with the skills to drive science forward in their schools and to improve skills of teachers, TAs and subject leaders to enable highly productive practical science in the classroom.
Schools may send as many staff to each meeting as they wish.
Details will be published soon.
STELLAR Primary Science Networks 2017/18
For schools in North West Leicestershire:
All meetings take place at Forest Way School - 4.00 to 5.30pm
Wednesday 13th June 2018 Summer term: LKS2 Teachers
For more information download the flyer: STELLAR Primary Science Network for N W Leics, Schools
All meetings take place at Forest Way School - 4.00 to 5.30pm
Wednesday 13th June 2018 Summer term: LKS2 Teachers
For more information download the flyer: STELLAR Primary Science Network for N W Leics, Schools
For schools in South West Leicestershire:
All meetings take place - 4.00 to 5.30pm
Tuesday 19th June 2018 - LKS2 Teachers at Thomas Estley Community College
For more information download the flyer: STELLAR Primary Science Network for S W Leics. Schools
All meetings take place - 4.00 to 5.30pm
Tuesday 19th June 2018 - LKS2 Teachers at Thomas Estley Community College
For more information download the flyer: STELLAR Primary Science Network for S W Leics. Schools
To book onto either of these network groups please contact Pam Lord:
Email - stellar@forestway.leics.sch.uk
Tel: 01530 277363
Email - stellar@forestway.leics.sch.uk
Tel: 01530 277363
For schools in Loughborough area:
All meetings take place - 1.30 to 3.30pm
For more information download the flyer: STELLAR Primary Science Network for Loughborough area
To book onto this network please contact Jess Evans:
Email: Jessevans@ashmount.leics.sch.uk
Tel: 01509 632911
All meetings take place - 1.30 to 3.30pm
For more information download the flyer: STELLAR Primary Science Network for Loughborough area
To book onto this network please contact Jess Evans:
Email: Jessevans@ashmount.leics.sch.uk
Tel: 01509 632911
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Atoms explained in under 100 seconds Listen to STELLAR's very own Mr Science - Phil Newman, who is also a physics teacher at Ashby School, explaining atoms in 100 seconds for Newshour on the BBC. |
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