CREST @ British Science Festival
What is the British Science Festival?
The British Science Festival (formerly the BA Festival of Science) is one of Europe's largest science festivals, taking place each September. The Festival is in a different location in the UK each year, bringing you the latest in science, technology and engineering. There is a dedicated schools programme of fun, engaging and highly participative workshops and shows on offer.
2010 Festival takes place on the 14th-19th September in Birmingham.
How can I get involved through CREST?
Several activities in the schools programme (described below) are CREST accredited. That means any student attending can either get part of or a whole CREST award through either the CREST star scheme (5-12), or CREST (11-19)
What is there in general for young people?
Throughout the Festival there are many opportunities for young people of all ages and their parents/teachers to get involved.
The weekend sees lots of family activities for people of all ages to visit and take part in. From fun finding out to exploring ideas, all the activities are aimed at getting people to enjoy and appreciate science in it's many forms.
The festival also contains the schools programme. Four packed days of talks, workshops and shows for Keystage 2/3 and 4/5 students from any school/college or home educated.
All activities are inspiring and interactive and help the students explore subjects in and around the national curriculum and support their skills development
To find out more about the Festival in 2010 please visit BRITISH SCIENCE FESTIVAL - Young Peoples Activities
The British Science Festival (formerly the BA Festival of Science) is one of Europe's largest science festivals, taking place each September. The Festival is in a different location in the UK each year, bringing you the latest in science, technology and engineering. There is a dedicated schools programme of fun, engaging and highly participative workshops and shows on offer.
2010 Festival takes place on the 14th-19th September in Birmingham.
How can I get involved through CREST?
Several activities in the schools programme (described below) are CREST accredited. That means any student attending can either get part of or a whole CREST award through either the CREST star scheme (5-12), or CREST (11-19)
What is there in general for young people?
Throughout the Festival there are many opportunities for young people of all ages and their parents/teachers to get involved.
The weekend sees lots of family activities for people of all ages to visit and take part in. From fun finding out to exploring ideas, all the activities are aimed at getting people to enjoy and appreciate science in it's many forms.
The festival also contains the schools programme. Four packed days of talks, workshops and shows for Keystage 2/3 and 4/5 students from any school/college or home educated.
All activities are inspiring and interactive and help the students explore subjects in and around the national curriculum and support their skills development
To find out more about the Festival in 2010 please visit BRITISH SCIENCE FESTIVAL - Young Peoples Activities
