Blast Off into STEM Exploration: Propel Your Classroom into a World of STEM Excitement!
Embark on an exciting journey with your students as they tackle the Rocket Launcher Challenge. Choose from one of three times during the day that fits in with your school timetable for your students to follow along to design and build their own wind turbines. This hands-on session promises dynamic collaboration as students work together to harness the power of the wind.
In the role of energy engineers, your students will explore concepts such as aerodynamics, energy conversion, and sustainability through this fun and engaging engineering challenge.
The CREST Awards are a nationally recognised scheme run by the British Science Association. Students will record each challenge they complete in their CREST SuperStar Award passport and once they have done eight, will receive a certificate and iron-on badge. Students must complete all 8 activities to receive their CREST SuperStar Award Certificate and iron-on badge!
When
20 Jun - 20 Jun 2024
Start time: 14:00 hrs
Finish time: 15:00 hrs
Where
Virtual Delivery.
Cost
Fully funded by the NCR Foundation.
What
Our Primary STEM Session activities are virtual interactive workshops hosted by a Smallpeice Trust educator and designed to complement the national curriculum. You'll receive all the materials needed for your school, a detailed teacher guide and a YouTube Live link to follow along on the day.
All of our STEM activities encourage young people to consider the possibilities of a career in engineering and help them to build life and leadership skills in line with the Skills Builder partnership.
These activities form part of the STEM SuperStars Embark on an 8-session journey to qualify for the CREST award.
How
Why Choose the Rocket Launcher Challenge?
Students will work in teams to build and launch rockets.
They will learn about propulsion and aerodynamics.
Experience aerospace engineering with a hands-on STEM challenge.
Enhance teamwork, listening and problem solving skills.
All required kit will be provided.
Fully funded as part of the STEM SuperStars Programme.