Extended Schools - Science and Engineering Clubs - Amersham
Following a successful visit to a science and engineering club in Cornwall, newly-appointed head of science Gemma Beacon visits The Amersham School in search of further inspiration.
The Amersham School runs a science and engineering club so popular with students that there is now a waiting list to become a member.
Gemma, who is aiming to set up her own club, discovers how it appeals to girls, incorporates a robotics project, provides cross-circular focus and supports other departments.
Gemma also identifies seven key concepts that make Amersham's club an exceptional science and engineering club.
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- Duration: 15:00 minutes
- Published: 18 April 2008
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Science Learning Centre
Aims to develop new educational resources, promote exciting teaching and interest young people in plant science and molecular biology
The BA: Clubs
The British Association for the Advancement of Science's advice on setting up a Science and Engineering Club
STEMNET: Who are SEAs?
Information on ambassadors who offer their time, enthusiasm and expertise to help schools inspire young people
ChemLab: Resources
A page containing a PDF document with information on how attract extra funding for a Science and Engineering Club
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