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Ambassador News December 2011 Welcome to the latest STEM newsletter Contents Welcome to the Newsletter! ................................................................................................................................... 2 Adding an Activity to the Database ....................................................................................................................... 2 Ambassador Events ..................................................................................................................................................... 2 URGENT - Hinchley Wood School, Surrey – Technology activity day.......................................................... 2 STEM day at Ricard’s Lodge High School, Wimbledon .................................................................................... 3 Careers talks for groups in years 10 and 11, Reigate School ......................................................................... 3 Science and Engineering Careers event for years 10 and 11 ......................................................................... 3 St Johns Beaumont School – Career Talks ........................................................................................................... 3 Careers evening at Rosebery School, Epsom ...................................................................................................... 3 STEM Careers Fair, The Holt School, Wokingham ............................................................................................. 3 Work Experience for teaching staff ........................................................................................................................ 4 Reading College – Staff day: employability ......................................................................................................... 4 The Warwick School, Redhill – STEM Careers session ...................................................................................... 4 Primary Engineer Challenge Regional Finals ....................................................................................................... 4 Highdown School, Reading – Year 8 Science and Engineering Fair ............................................................. 4 Westgate School, Slough - After school Science lectures .............................................................................. 5 Slough Grammar School – Physics and Engineering activities/talks for girls ............................................ 5 News ................................................................................................................................................................................ 5 STEMNET Awards ......................................................................................................................................................... 5 Lab in a Lorry ................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Engineering Your Future ........................................................................................................................................... 6 Investigation Week – An Ambassador’s Viewpoint .......................................................................................... 6 And finally…. ................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Contact us ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Welcome to the Newsletter! Welcome to the Winter Edition of the STEM Ambassadors Newsletter for Surrey and Berkshire. We have lots of volunteering opportunities in the New Year; please see the table below for more details. We have also outlined how to add an activity to the database for those of you that are unsure about this. Please do keep in touch about any activities you are participating in. We hope you all have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Adding an Activity to the Database If you are participating in events and haven’t either told us about it or added it to the database, then please do so. Every activity is valued and it is important that we know about it, even if it hasn’t been organised through us. Any activity that involves participation with schools on STEM-related activities counts, so make sure you keep us up to date. Events that you are planning to take part in also can be added to the database up to six months in advance. As the STEMNET insurance is only valid for activities recorded on the database before the event, we recommend you add activities before they take place. To log an activity on the database, you need to log in at https://db.stemnet.org.uk using the email and address and password you registered with (if you have forgotten your password, you can reset it via the ‘Forgotten Your Password’ link on the login page). After you’ve logged in, you should be able to see several links including options to add a single school or multi school activity. You can add your activity by clicking on one of these links and inputting the information requested. If you do have any problems with this, then please let us know. Also if you don’t have time to log activities yourself, then we are happy to do it for you. Send us an email at [email protected] stating the nature of the activity, the date it was held (or will be held), the names of any schools involved and an estimate as to the number of students. Ambassador Events If you would like to participate in any of the following activities, please contact us at [email protected] or call Jan to discuss the opportunities on 0118 378 4603. URGENT - Hinchley Wood School, Surrey – Technology activity day When: Tuesday 31st January, 9.00-3.00 Where: Hinchley Wood School, Esher, KT10 0AQ Details: The school is organising a Technology day for year 8 students and would like to have a rotation of activities, some of them ideally linked to textiles, food technology, resistant materials and graphics (the four subjects that are taught as part of Design Technology). If you work in Technology or Engineering and have any ideas for activities that you could deliver, please let us know. Alternatively, if you would like to help, but don’t have an activity at the moment, we can help you with ideas and structuring an activity. Please contact Jan for more information at [email protected] or 0118 378 4603. STEM day at Ricard’s Lodge High School, Wimbledon th When: Wednesday 7 March, 8:30-15:00 Where: Ricard’s Lodge High School, Wimbledon, SW19 7HB Details: Ricard’s Lodge High School in Wimbledon is holding a STEM Day for all Year 9 students on Wednesday 7 March and would like to invite as many STEM Ambassadors as possible to take part! The day will consist of a combination of talks, activities and careers speed- networking so there will be a role for Ambassadors with any STEM background who would like to take part. Careers talks for groups in years 10 and 11, Reigate School When: February or March (dates to be mutually agreed) Where: Reigate School, Reigate, RH2 7NT Details: Reigate School are looking for STEM Ambassadors to give career talks to their students in years 10 and 11. They are particularly looking for Ambassadors from Engineering and Medical/Biomedical companies. Science and Engineering Careers event for years 10 and 11 When: During Science and Engineering week, 9-18 March Where: Howard of Effingham School, Effingham, KT24 5JR Details: Howard of Effingham School in Surrey are looking for Ambassadors to help with their careers event in Science and Engineering week in March. St Johns Beaumont School – Career Talks When: Any Wednesday in January, February or March, 4:15-5pm Where: St Johns Beaumont School, Windsor, SL4 2JN Details: St Johns Beaumont School in Windsor are looking for ambassadors to visit their school on a Wednesday afternoon to give a talk about careers in STEM subjects to their students in years 6, 7 and 8. If you are interested in enthusing young minds about studying STEM subjects and are available any Wednesday afternoon in January, February or March, please contact us and we will put you in touch with the school. Careers evening at Rosebery School, Epsom When: Tuesday 21st February 2012 , 6.00pm – 8.00pm Where: Rosebery School, Epsom, KT18 7NQ Details: Rosebery School are holding a careers fair in February next year, aimed at students in years 9-13. The event will be run like a market place with tables where employers/organisations will be able to speak to students about their specialist area. Ambassadors are invited to set up a stand and discuss their career with the students. STEM Careers Fair, The Holt School, Wokingham When: Thursday 8th March, 9:00-16:30 Where: The Holt School, Wokingham, RG41 1EE Details: The Holt School in Wokingham are holding a careers fair to promote careers in the STEM and would welcome support from Ambassadors to encourage students from schools across Wokingham, to explore the exciting opportunities available to them. This will be aimed at students in years 9-13. Please contact Sally Davey at [email protected] for more information. Work Experience for teaching staff When: Two or three days in April, June or July (dates negotiable) Details: A member of staff from Farnham Sixth Form College is interested in work experience in Physics or Engineering
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