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Welcome to the Science Learning Centre East of England
Innovative and inspiring Professional Development
for science educators in the region
Courses & Events Awards & Bursaries Resources & Kit Club Bespoke Courses
The Science Learning Centre East of England provides relevant, innovative CPD for all those involved in science education across the Eastern region. Courses that address science learning for early years, primary and secondary have been designed to innovate and inspire, to enable teachers to give pupils the knowledge and understanding that they need – both as scientists and citizens of the future.
Our main focus is to develop and encourage science education in the region and to promote more effective teaching of science. We have worked with leading educationalists and scientists to develop courses that link directly with the science curriculum. Our courses will widen the skills of teachers and technicians and give them relevant and stimulating resources to take back to the classroom.
"Really interesting; brilliant demos and exercises – helped draw other sessions together; interesting practical ideas, all new and relevant; excellent demo and ideas"
EE4: Earth Science for KS3 and 4 - Practical Activities for Teaching Geology
“Good structure, excellent differentiation; learning stuff I will actually use.”
EE8: Challenging Science
Please click on the following link for our Terms and Conditions
The Science Learning Centre East of England is run by the University of Hertfordshire in partnership with: Association for Science Education , Hertfordshire LEA , SETPOINT Hertfordshire
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Is life possible on Enceladus? (date posted: Thu 25, June)
BBC news reported this morning that NASA's Cassini spacecraft has obtained strong evidence that Saturn's tiny moon Enceladus retains liquid water. Enceladus would seem to contain all three ingredients needed for life. The Science Learning Centre East of England is hosting a Cutting Edge Astrophysics course on the 2nd July which will look at the latest research.
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TES School Awards (date posted: Wed 24, June)
Two Luton schools achieved outstanding results in the recent TES Connect Schools Awards categories. Congratulations go to Challney High School for Boys, who received the Outstanding Staff-Training Development Initiative Award and to Denbigh High School, who were the winners of the Secondary School of the Year Award.
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STEM Excellence and Innovation Awards 2009 (date posted: Thu 16, April)
Congratulations to Paston College which has received Excellence and Innovation funding from the LSIS post-16 STEM Programme for in-house Continuous Professional Development. The project at Paston College aims to develop materials for students to use during study leave, assess the impact of these materials and subsequently improve exam results.
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AG&T National Conference for Chemistry 25th June 2009 (date posted: Wed 1, April)
The Chemistry Network, in collaboration with the Science Learning Centre East of England, will be hosting a AG&T Chemistry Conference at the King’s School, Ely, Cambs on Thursday 25 June 2009.
This Conference, hosted by The Chemistry Network, is part of an Independent State School Partnership funded by the DCSF to develop provision for AG&T secondary students, particularly...
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FIRST QUALITY MARK FOR SCIENCE IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS (date posted: Tue 20, January)
The first quality mark to celebrate a commitment to science was awarded to twelve local primary schools at a celebratory event at Bayfordbury, Hertfordshire, on Thursday 15th January 2009.
The Primary Science Quality Mark has been developed by the Science Learning Centre East of England in conjunction with the Association for Science Education and Barnet Local Authority and funded by...
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