In June we held another successful Residential Summer School, combining Mathematics and Science with Geography for the first time. Between them these three subjects hold the key to understanding our natural environment and resolving the challenges posed by rapid population growth, resource depletion and the loss of biodiversity and ecosystems. Supporting teachers of these subjects is therefore crucial for the future of our planet.
Highlights of the Residential included:
Anu Ojha from the National Space Academy showing us how to make a 'comet'
A panel of pupils letting teachers know what they really think - with both insightful and humorous results!
Some intense workshop discussions for the geographers
A close-up look at the Enigma Machine:
And some passionate teachers, re-inspired to take their subjects forward:
