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News & IdeasEmmerdale Studio Experience launches Insight to Industry workshops
The Emmerdale Studio Experience in Leeds is providing a series of Insight to Industry workshops across the 2019/2020 academic year, to inspire pupils with a career in television and different job opportunities behind-the-scenes.
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News & IdeasWinchester Science Centre teams up with Airbus to inspire pupils with STEM learning
Aeronautics and space leader Airbus has announced a three-year partnership with Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium to support the charity’s mission in sparking children’s curiosity in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM).
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News & IdeasWin a school trip to Twycross Zoo to celebrate Biology Week
Twycross Zoo has teamed up with the University of Leicester to host Genetics Outreach Day, which will see three schools win a complimentary educational trip.
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News & IdeasFree Teacher Open Day at Birmingham’s Cadbury World
Teachers are invited into the world of Cadbury to find out about its programme of educational visits for a special open day next month.
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News & IdeasWarner Bros. Studio Tour London set to unveil new classrooms
Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter is opening two contemporary classrooms for next year, expanding its education programme to include STEM subjects.
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FeaturesShow students the different sides to English this year
Sometimes it can be challenging for teachers to take English outside of the classroom - here’s a host of school trip ideas to help students engage with the subject.
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News & IdeasSchools able to use new STEM building at University of Bedfordshire
A new £40 million Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths (STEM) building has opened on the Luton campus of The University of Bedfordshire, housing an Outreach Centre for schools to make use of its facilities.
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FeaturesPlanning a residential? Here are some top tips to help you from those in the know
There’s never been a better time to start planning a residential trip for your students, but with so much to consider, where do you start? Here are some handy tips and essential advice from those in the know - centres & providers - to help you along the way.
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News & IdeasWinchester Science Centre to bring STEM links to Isle of Wight Physics festival
Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium has teamed up with the Noël Turner Physics Festival to expand pupils’ understanding of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) and Physics.
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News & IdeasStudy shows that access to theatre & drama can boost children’s academic performance
The recent university research explored the educational and social benefits of taking school groups to watch live theatre performances.
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News & IdeasTeachers warned by CAA about what to check when booking overseas trips
As schools begin the academic year and consider organising trips for 2019/20, the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has warned teachers to check any overseas trips for students are ATOL protected before booking.
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News & IdeasHard Rock Cafe launches educational programme for pupils
‘School of Hard Rock’ is a new educational programme dedicated to all Primary and Secondary aged pupils, taking place in its flagship, Old Park Lane restaurant in London.
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News & IdeasBristol Museums reveals new workshops & activities for next academic year
Bristol Museums has unveiled a series of new educational workshops for the 2019/20 academic year, focussing on historical eras and different seasons.
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News & IdeasWaltham Forest London Borough of Culture announces school-friendly events programme
Waltham Forest London Borough of Culture has launched We’re All Bats, a new events programme offering a range of interactive ways of connecting pupils with their sense of hearing.
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News & IdeasNew YHA hostels for school groups visiting Liverpool & Newcastle
The YHA has announced it has opened two new hostels in Liverpool and Newcastle, allowing pupils to stay overnight at an affordable price.
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News & IdeasSchool activities available at The Monument to the Great Fire of London
The Monument to the Great Fire of London will host a range of activities across the 2019-2020 academic term, covering a different subjects to get children thinking about the historic disaster in the capital.
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News & IdeasWild Planet Trust to offer new workshops with climate change teacher
The head of education for Wild Planet Trust, the charity with zoos in Devon, Torquay and Cornwall, will offer new workshops this September after becoming a UN Accredited Climate Change teacher.
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News & IdeasHundreds attend National Memorial Arboretum’s Youth Festival
The National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire welcomed almost 1,000 young people from across the Midlands for its Remember Together Youth Festival 2019.
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News & IdeasPupils earn a treetop adventure after a chance meeting at the School Travel Awards
Pupils from Lyndhurst Primary School in Camberwell were gifted an adventure-packed day out at Go Ape after one of its teachers met a Go Ape director at last year’s School Travel Awards.
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News & IdeasNew study reveals the positive impacts of outdoor learning
A new study released by Swansea University has revealed how just one hour of outdoor learning a week can have huge benefits for both children and teachers.