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Year 1(Harris shotlands) had a fantastic opportunity to attend a science webinar delivered by:
Eleanor Hamblen
Education Manager
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HOUSE
36 Craven Street
London WC2N 5NF
The children had great fun. Matilda said, 'It was amazing!', Fabian said 'I didn't think it would work! But when I arrived at school and the flower had changed from white to orange I couldn't believe it'.
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Year 1(Harris Shortlands) had a fantastic opportunity to attend a science webinar delivered by:
Eleanor Hamblen
Education Manager
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HOUSE
Year 1(Harris Shortlands) had a fantastic opportunity to attend a science webinar delivered by:
Eleanor Hamblen
Education Manager
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HOUSE
year 1(Harris Shortlands) had a fantastic opportunity to attend a science webinar delivered by:
Eleanor Hamblen
Education Manager
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HOUSE
STEM ambassador recorded interview
Took part in our first interview with STEM learning, and British Science Association. Gave our experience of working with ambassadors, and the pitfalls associated with projects led remotely. V informative.
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Our British Science Week last year, 2020, The theme was rollercoasters, and our y8 helped design and construct the models. Our STEM ambassadors were on standby for assistance. It required a great deal of Maths and precision. Students worked in teams, with specific roles given to them.
They still need finishing.
The 1st lesson in our STEM club with Y7 to create a bionic hand in tricky situations in space. Students had to cut out a template and then create delicate pulling strings.
It taught me that even in jobs that are highly male dominated you can still make it there and enjoy it just the same
Student B after the STEM Aviation Women event.
