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25/05/2013

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Home » » What’s your favourite spring related phenomena (that may also make the basis of a great CREST project)? » What’s your favourite spring related phenomena (that may also make the basis of a great CREST project)?

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Celebrating achievement in national competition level

Gianamar receiving the CREST prize for Understanding of Real World Context at the 2012 NSEC finals

Acknowledging success through CREST Awards

Making sure students have a tangible recognition of their hard work, effort and success that is respected by organisations such as UCAS.

A framework for good quality project work in STEM

The CREST Awards offers a robust and consistent framework for students and mentors to use to create high quality projects

Resources available to promote and support the scheme

There are lots of resources available to promote and support the scheme – none more important than our CREST Local Coordinator Network

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What’s your favourite spring related phenomena (that may also make the basis of a great CREST project)?

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Frogs returning to the same ponds to produce new frogspawn
50% (1 vote)
Daffodils blossoming (and bulbs growing upwards)
0% (0 votes)
Daylight hours getting longer and the sun appearing higher in the sky
0% (0 votes)
Birds building their own nests
0% (0 votes)
Eating too many chocolate eggs at Easter
50% (1 vote)
Total votes: 2

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