Have you seen BBC’s Stargazing Live?
On Tuesday much of the programme was devoted to the
Curiosity Rover exploring Mars. Those primary school teachers watching can use
the resource - Is there anyone out there?, developed by CIEC
Promoting Science in collaboration with ESERO-UK - in the classroom to help their pupils to emulate space exploration and if they
want further help delivering the resource attend the NSLC CPD course - Enriching the primary curriculum using space and astronomy - which takes place on February 11
and 12th at York.
The resource contains many
scientific enquiry activities for primary pupils. The course comes with an
Enthuse bursary of £744 and so after paying for the course fee and expenses
schools should have money left to be able to buy curriculum materials to
support science teaching in the primary classroom.
In support of Brian Cox
and Dara O Briain excellent contributions to Stargazing were from Lucie Green
and Lewis Dartnell both having delivered inspirational talks at ESERO-UK teacher
conferences in the past. We have been very impressed with the topical
space and astronomy items many of which promote space as an inspirational
context to enrich the teaching and learning of STEM subjects.
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