Extended Schools: Science and Engineering Clubs - Newquay
Newly-appointed head of science Gemma Beacon visits an excellent science and engineering Club with a view to setting one up herself.
The Newquay Tretherras School in Cornwall has one remarkable feature, a giant geodesic dome built in the middle of the grounds which acts as a central concept that all the activities of the science and engineering club revolve around.
Gemma identifies ten key concepts that could help in setting up a science and engineering club in accordance with best practice. She discovers that flexibility is as important as planning, and that incorporating ideas from students has led to the club's success.
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- Duration: 15:00 minutes
- Published: 18 April 2008
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computer scine2 September 2008 - 13:36
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Science/engineering club - primary6 May 2008 - 22:10
I would also be fascinated in seeing what a science/engineering club for primary would look like. We currently have a popular science club in our school but extending it to include engineering would give it another dimension.
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science and engineering clubs primary6 May 2008 - 21:11
Great video - inspiring ideas for running an after school science/engineering club. I would love any ideas and suggestions for 'best practice' version of a science/engineering club for Primary pupils (KS2). Thanks, Carol Humphreys
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