National Science and Engineering Week 2010 Briefing

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    For those who don’t know… conceived in 1994, National Science and Engineering Week is a large UK wide celebration of science and engineering – 1.4 million people took part in around 3,500 events across the UK in 2009 10 day celebration of science, engineering and technology that provides a platform for the whole STEM and science communication communities to work together to engage and inspire the public with their subjects.

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    1. Funded by: In partnership with:
    2. National Science and Engineering Week What is it? When is it? Where does it take part? Who takes part? Why take part? A 10 day celebration of science, engineering and technology held across the UK 12 – 21 March 2010 Venues across the country – schools, universities, museums, theatres... All sorts of people – teachers, academics, industry, politicians, artists, societies... Loads of reasons...need another slide!
    3. www.nsew.org.uk
      • to promote what you do
      • to develop science communication skills at a comfortable level
      • to try something different with your audience – either the public or your school
      • to raise the profile of your organisation
      • to generate press coverage
      • to find new or larger audiences
      • to form collaborations or links with other organisations in your area
      • to have fun!
      • ....to take part in one of the largest science experiences in the country
      Why take part? ...what types of activities/events should I run?
    4. www.nsew.org.uk The theme for 2010 is Earth Space Geology Conservation Habitats Populations Climate Change Volcanoes Tornadoes Weather Food Biodiversity Fossil fuels The Moon Play Hands-on activities Lecture Debate Quiz Guided Walk Field trip Workshop Competition Exhibition Film screening Science busking Demonstrations
    5. www.nsew.org.uk
      • Register on the NSEW online programme
      • Regional and national press releases, listings, features
      • Ministerial visits
      • Marketing materials
      • NSEW certificate
      • Free prize draw for schools
      • Evaluation & funding
      Please let us know about your plans...
    6. Mass participation activities Schools Competition PR activity Highlighting events and research Our early plans...
    7. www.nsew.org.uk
      • Guide to funding is available from British Science Association.
      • Here are some funders where deadline is soon:
        • Institute of Physics. Public Engagement Grant Scheme. Deadline 6 th November 2009.
        • Science and Technology Facilities Council Small Awards Scheme. Deadline: 15 th October 2009.
        • Royal Society of Chemistry. Education Initiatives fund. Deadline: 31 st October 2009.
        • Wellcome Trust. People Awards Scheme. Deadline: 23 rd October 2009
        • RCUK. National Science & Engineering Week Awards (NSEWA) 2010. Deadline: 2 nd Nov 2009
      Funding…
      • The Small Grant Scheme for Schools – up to £500 for eligible schools. Contact [email_address]
      • East midlands NSEW grants – available to those that live or work in the region. Up to £500 available.. Contact [email_address]
      • Scottish NSEW grants – up to £500. Available to all organisations in Scotland. Contact [email_address]
      • Welsh Assembly Grant Scheme – available to all organisations within Wales – up to £1,000. Contact [email_address]
      • Deadlines 9 th November 2009.
      Funds distributed by the British Science Association…
    8. www.nsew.org.uk
      • Sponsored by ETB
      • £500- £1000 prize money for each category
      • Categories include:
        • Best Primary School Event
        • Best Secondary School Event
        • Best Engineering Event
        • Best Science Event
        • Outstanding Contribution
      • Self nomination will open November 2 nd 2009 and close Feb 5 th 2010
      Event Awards in 2010…
      • Register your school’s event online by February 8th for automatic entry – www.nsew.org.uk
      • Over 120 prizes to give away to Primary and Secondary Schools:
        • Hands-on shows across England and Wales from science made simple
        • Science Encyclopaedias and Science Experiment books from Usbourne Books
        • GCSE revision podcasts in Biology, Chemistry and Physics for Secondary Schools from GCSEPod
        • Solar energy kits from Philip Harris
      School Prize Draw Prizes donated by:
    9. www.nsew.org.uk
      • Networking ;
        • [email_address] ,
        • monthly e-newsletter,
        • free information sessions
      • Advice and resources
        • “ How to…” guides
        • NSEW Activity Packs – What on Earth?
        • CREST/CREST Star Activities
        • Science on a Shoestring
        • Quiz
        • Online shop
        • Sciencelive
        • ...the NSEW team!
      What we can also offer…
    10. NSEW Team British Science Association Wellcome Wolfson Building 165 Queen’s Gate London SW7 5HD [email_address] 020 7019 4937
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