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March
4
2010
Grangemouth Science Festival and Ineos Set Fair
The Grangemouth Science Festival is now underway. Around 120 primary school children visit the Grangemouth Stadium every day. The festival runs for just over two weeks and provides an opportunity for the children to participate in a wide range of science activities.
March
4
2010
Practical Action Resources
For a range of innovative resources on sustainability, renewable energy and climate change with a global learning element we recommend you visit the Practical Action Website.
February
23
2010
Into the Future
"Into the Future" at the National Museum of the Flight will take place between 19 - 20 June 2010 in East Fortune. The event will be a fun packed weekend. More details will be available on the Global Science Website shortly.
February
23
2010
Primary School Renewables Project
A Primary School Renewables Project and a build you own Biorefinery in Scotland project for High Schools are coming soon. Watch the Web site for more details and an application form.
February
23
2010
Grangemouth Science Festival and Ineos Set Fair Open Evening
Ineos Set Fair and Grangemouth Science Festival are holding an open evening on 11th March at Grangemouth Sports Stadium.
February
23
2010
Global Climate Change Project
There are still a few spaces available for high schools in the East of Scotland to participate in The Global Climate Change Project.
Earth Watch Applications now being accepted!
Earthwatch is pleased to announce that they are now inviting applications for fully funded Educator expeditions in 2010.
Participants on an Earthwatch educator expedition will:
- Work alongside leading environmental scientists
- Learn transferrable, hands-on field research skills
- Bring new ideas and knowledge back to the classroom
- Learn to integrate environmental themes into teaching
- Meet and exchange ideas with like-minded education professionals
- Inspire a new generation to learn about and conserve our planet
For more information about the programme and to apply, please visit the Earthwatch Website.
This is an opportunity of a lifetime for teachers, educators and students.
For more information see our News section.
