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Events Log - Outreach Page 1 of 12 Date Title Location Audience Category Numbers Outreach date title location audience category numbers 2008 09/01 Aspirational Chemistry Visit (SLP) School of Chemistry Y10 54 10/01 Gloucestershire G&T Primary Science Day Winchcombe School Y6 40 11/01 Science Communicators Chemistry Presentations Badminton School, Bristol Y10 16/01 Chemistry Day St Antony's Leweston Y9 37 School, Dorset 18/01 'A Pollutant's Tale' - part of Science Day Bradley Stoke Community Y9 120 School, Bristol 21/01 'A Pollutant's Tale' x 3 Sir William Romney's School, Y9, 10 & 11 360 Gloucs. 23/01 Y13 CREST Gold Award Badminton School Y13 25/01 Regional SCI Lecture Clifton College, Bristol 30 30/01 GCSE Chemistry Day for Triple Science School of Chemistry Y10 60 31/01 6th Form Chemistry Lectures Thomas Hardye School 6th Form Dorset 05/02 'Meet the Scientists Day', Thomas Hardye School, Y9-11 Dorset 07/02 'A Pollutant's Tale' x 2 St Bede's Catholic College, KS4 & Y9 220 Laurence Weston, Bristol 12/02 AIMS-ChemLabS Joint Primary Science Visit Cam Woodfield Junior Y5-6 225 School, Gloucestershire Bristol ChemLabS Events Log - Outreach Page 1 of 12 date title location audience category numbers 13/02 'Fizz, Foam and Flubber', Primary Lecture for North School of Chemistry G&T Y5 & 6 94+ Bristol Schools by Lorelly Wilson 14/02 Primary Science Visit The Croft Primary School, Primary 140 Painswick Gloucestershire 15/02 Primary Science Visit Brinkworth Earl Danby KS2 85 School, Wiltshire 15/02 Chem@rt 2008 launched School of Chemistry Primary n/a 20/02 Why Does Jelly Wobble?' Workshop for Visually Impaired School of Chemistry Visually Impaired Adults 45 Adults 25/02 'Perfumes - Smelly Chemistry' Lecture St Mary's School, Delhi, India Senior chemistry students & 10 40 science teachers 26/02 Chemistry Lecture Demonstration QEH Junior School KS2 80 27/02 G&T Chemistry Day for the Trowbridge Consortium School of Chemistry Y8 & 9 90 04/03 Primary Science Visit Robin Hood Primary School, KS1 & 2 200 Birmingham 06/03 Primary Science Visit Moss Hall Junior School, Y3-6 360 Finchley, North London 07/03 Primary Science Visit St Andrew's CofE Primary Y1-6 220 School, Totteridge, North London 07/03 Science Week SuperSonicFM Radio Interviews English Martyrs' School, n/a n/a Leicestershire Leicester 08/03 'Beautiful Science Debate' Bucharest, Romania n/a n/a 10/03 Chemistry workshops and lectures St Antony's Leweston Y5-13 400+ School, Sherbourne, Dorset Bristol ChemLabS Events Log - Outreach Page 2 of 12 date title location audience category numbers 11/03 3 days of activities during National Science and High Down Junior School, Y3-5 660 Engineering Week Portishead 12/03 National Science and Engineering Week 2008 Schools School of Chemistry Y8-13 196 Conference 12/03 Chemistry for our Future Careers Fair Paignton Zoo, Devon Secondary 100 13/03 Mayor's Science Award Ceremony Southgate School, Enfield Y10 75 13/03 'A Pollutant's Tale' Colyton Grammar School, Y9 120 Devon 14/03 2nd Annual Gifted & Talented Chemistry Workshop Badminton School, Bristol G&T Primary 30 18/03 Primary Science Day for feeder schools Stroud High School Y4-6 86 20/03 'A Pollutant's Tale' Bristol Grammar School Y7 130 26/03 Aspiration-Raising Day for Bristol Schools School of Chemistry G&T KS4 and Y9 47 27/03 Salters' Festival of Chemistry 2008 School of Chemistry Y7-8 48 27/03 Workshops for Visually Impaired Adults School of Chemistry Visually impaired students aged 20 between 20 & 80+ with their sight guides 28/03 Joint Bristol ChemLabS and AIMS 'Bristol The Crypt School, Gloucester Y6-13 600 University@Crypt Day' 31/03 Primary Science Visit Jersey College for Girls KS2 200 Preparatory School, St Helier, Jersey 31/03 Jersey Science Week Jersey Primary & Secondary 1175 31/03 'A Pollutant's Tale' x 3 Granville School, Jersey Y7-11 650 Bristol ChemLabS Events Log - Outreach Page 3 of 12 date title location audience category numbers 01/04 'A Pollutant's Tale' x 4 Hautlieu School, Jersey Y10-12 360 01/04 Primary Science Visit d'Auvergne School, Jersey Y1-6 146 02/04 'A Pollutant's Tale' x 4 Haute Vallee School, Jersey Y7-11 943 02/04 Primary Science Visit St John's School, Jersey Primary 200 03/04 'A Pollutant's Tale' x 4 Jersey College for Girls, Y7-12 440 Jersey 03/04 Primary Science Visit Grouville School, Jersey Primary 400 04/04 Primary Science Visit Mont Nicolle School Primary 225 04/04 'A Pollutant's Tale' x 4 Quennevais School, Jersey Y7, 8, 9 & 11 680 15/04 Grignard Synthesis Thomas Hardye School, A-Level Chemists 20 Dorset 16/04 'Teaching Practical Chemistry' talk Broadmead, Bristol Wider Community 5 16/04 'A Pollutant's Tale' x 6 SciFest Africa 2008, Mainly school students from the 1,300 Grahamstown, South Africa city townships in the surrounding region 17/04 Science Cafe Graeme College, South Africa Y11 22/04 Primary Science Visit Sefton Park Junior School, KS2 240 Bristol 25/04 Primary Science Visit Whitchurch Primary School, KS2 110 Whitchurch 29/04 'A Pollutant's Tale' x 3 Dr Challoner's Grammar Science College 280 School, Buckinghamshire Bristol ChemLabS Events Log - Outreach Page 4 of 12 date title location audience category numbers 30/04 The RSC Analytical Chemistry Competition South West School of Chemistry Y12 24 Heat 2008 01/05 Analytical Morning for Leckhampton College, Brockworth, School of Chemistry Post 16 BTEC Analytical 7 Gloucester Chemists 02/05 SEA training School of Chemistry PG 21/05 Polymer Chemistry Days School of Chemistry Y9-11 174 22/05 Primary Science Visit Bromley Heath Junior Junior 250 School, Downend, Bristol 29/05 Dudley Shallcross' Inaugural Lecture - 'A Pollutant's Tale' School of Chemistry Wider Community 300 03/06 Scanning Electron Microscopy, High Down Junior School, School of Chemistry Y5 15 Portishead, Bristol 05/06 Chemical Clocks, Cheltenham Science Festival Cheltenham, Gloucestershire KS3 168 07/06 Tudor Hall Science Festival Banbury, Oxfordshire Y7 & 8 80 12/06 Primary Science Visit Woodlands Primary School, Junior 280 Gillingham, Kent 13/06 Chem@rt Visit Manorbrook Primary School, Y6 Literacy group 40 Thornbury, South Gloucestershire 16/06 St Anthony's College & Benalmadena International Malaga, Spain Y7-13 180 College - Demonstration lecture on chemistry, maths and physics 17/06 Primary Science Visit Sir John Colfox School, Y5 50 Bridport, Dorset 18/06 Lorelly Wilson's 'Fizz, Foam and Flubber' lecture School of Chemistry G&T Primary 50 Bristol ChemLabS Events Log - Outreach Page 5 of 12 date title location audience category numbers 23/06 'Why Does Jelly Wobble' Workshops High Down Infants School, Primary 180 Portishead, Bristol 23/06 Primary Science Visit Eltham College, London Y7 26 25/06 Enfield Science and Technology Awards Evening George Spicer Primary Primary & Secondary 250 School, Enfield, North London 25/06 'A Pollutant's Tale', Weston Park Primary School, Bristol School of Chemistry Primary 33 26/06 Drugs Chemistry Workshop School of Chemistry Y12 22 27/06 Caffeine Extraction, Bristol Grammar School School of Chemistry Y12 10 27/06 Primary Science Visit St Joseph's Catholic Primary Primary 210 School, Worcester 27/06 Drugs Synthesis Workshop School of Chemistry Y12 & 13 30/06 Sutton Trust Summer School School of Chemistry Post 16 Science 20 30/06 Third Bristol-Trinity College Dublin (TCD) Summer School School of Chemistry/TCD Ages 16 to 18 61 04/07 Y5 Science & Technology Day Cotswold School, Gloucs. Y5 30 07/07 'A Pollutant's Tale' The High School for Girls, Y7 180 Gloucester 08/07 Chem@rt Visit Whitchurch Primary, South Y5 40 Bristol 08/07 Chem@rt Visit Wansdyke Primary, South Y5 & 6 100 Bristol 08/07 Y12 University Chemistry Experience Camp School of Chemistry Y12 20 Bristol ChemLabS Events Log - Outreach Page 6 of 12 date title location audience category numbers 09/07 'A Pollutant's Tale' Castledown Secondary Y7, 8 & 10 90 School, Ludgershall, Hampshire 09/07 Primary Science Visit Ashley Down Junior School, Primary 360 Bristol 09/07 Balksbury Infants School, Andover, Hampshire School of Chemistry Y1 90 10/07 ISSP Chemistry Enrichment Day, Cheltenham Ladies School of Chemistry G&T Y8 48 College Group 16/07 Salters' Chemistry Camp School of Chemistry Y10 49 18/07 Salters' Chemistry Camp School of Chemistry Y10 49 18/07 'LIVE Question' Nailsea School, North Secondary 150 Somerset 11/08 'Hands-on approach to analytical chemistry for vocational School of Chemistry schools II' 04/09 Spectroscopy Tours 2008 School of Chemistry Post 16 428 08/09 Chemistry Summer School for Spanish School Students School of Chemistry Mixed Ages science students 09/09 Primary Science Visit St Anne's Junior School, Y5 & 6 180 Bristol 13/09 Bristol Doors Open Day 2008 School of Chemistry Wider Community 330 17/09 Primary Science Visit Central Church of England Primary 100 Junior School, West Sussex 19/09 Churston Grammar School Caffeine Extraction Workshop School of Chemistry Y13 30 22/09 'Climate change: influencing future citizens' National Science Learning International governmental 100 Centre, York representatives for education Bristol ChemLabS Events Log - Outreach Page 7 of 12 date title location audience category numbers 24/09 Y7 Chemistry Day, Colyton Grammar School, Devon School of Chemistry Y7 120 25/09 Y13 Chemistry Day, Cornwall College School of Chemistry Y13 25 27/09 Alumni Family Chemistry Day School of Chemistry Wider Community 29/09 Kingswood School, Bath School of Chemistry Senior Students 50 30/09 Practical Chemistry Workshop Pontnewydd Primary School, Primary 200 Cwmbran, Wales 02/10 'Le Conte du Polluant'-' A Pollutant's Tale' Collège Auguste Delaune, Ages 15 to 16 100 Bobigny, France 02/10
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