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Courses for 2008/9
To view all the new courses in our new Primary, Secondary & Post-16 and Science Technician core programmes please click on Courses & Events on the left.
Order a printed catalogue:
You can order printed catalogues directly by using the relevant link below:
Primary
Secondary & Post 16
Science Technician
Please note: Although the above links use our online course application procedure, you are not actually applying for a course at this stage! |
YHC08081 Triple Science Support Programme: Physics
Hull
21st November 2008
 Triple Science is a combination of three GCSEs in biology, chemistry and physics. The Triple Science Support Programme has been set up to support the DSCF policy objectives.
We are offering a combination of school based consultancy and courses at the Centre to meet your school’s Triple Science needs.
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| Regional Primary Science Conferences 2008/9 |
Following the success of last year's primary conferences we have expanded our programme for this year's theme of 'Science at the heart of the curriculum'. For more information and to apply click the link for your region:
 Wakefield - 6th Nov 2008
Hull - 25th Nov 2008
Huddersfield - 10th Feb 2009
Ripon - 22nd May 2009
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 for 2008/9
This year the Department for Children, Schools and Families is providing Impact Award bursaries of £200 per day, to help you pay for CPD at your regional Science Learning Centre.
Course fees are typically only £125 per day, so the Impact Award will pay for your fees and also contribute towards your other costs.
For more information please click here - or look out for the Impact Award logo on eligible courses!
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Professional development in pictures
Take a look at our online interactive gallery with a selection of photos from previous CPD courses and events.
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The invaluable partnerships
Run by the White Rose University Consortium, the Centre brings together the resources of the regions leading academic institutions - the Universities of Leeds, Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam and York.
 We are housed in purpose built rooms on the 9th floor of the Owen building of Sheffield Hallam University.
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Wonderland: A new art/science project coming to Sheffield - 18th June to 13th July (date posted: Wed 4, June)
Over the past three years a scientist and an artist/designer have worked together to create real solutions for a more suistainable world. For the first time visitors can see the results of their conversations and collaborations in a Sheffield city-wide art science event.
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Region’s teachers visit CERN – the Largest Physics Experiment In The World (date posted: Mon 21, April)
A group of secondary and post-16 teachers from across the Yorkshire & the Humber region were recently privileged to visit CERN, the European Organisation For Nuclear Research, near Geneva, Switzerland.
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Secondary professional development leaders (date posted: Thu 28, February)
Are you interested in developing your career in professional development? We are looking for secondary professional development leaders to work at the Science Learning Centre Yorkshire and the Humber.
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Science in conversation: Location data logging with Richard Needham, in conjunction with Becta (date posted: Fri 22, February)
Graphs of collected data presented on a map or photograph of the landscape help pupils to visualise differences in the physical environment. Join this video conference on 18th March 2008 to explore the power of this approach, the ease of use and the breadth of possible applications in the science curriculum.
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Science in conversation: Peter Styring - scientist and skier (date posted: Fri 22, February)
Science in conversation is unique in bringing professional development into your school through the medium of video conference. In our next session on 13th March 2008 Peter Styring, scientist and skier, discusses how he has managed to combine both his passions in his research.
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