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Don’t miss the following activities at the Scottish Learning Festival 2009.
- Posted on 09 September 2009 under Technologies, Features, Issue 24.
Help create a new constellation
To celebrate the International Year of Astronomy in 2009, leading experts will be visiting primary schools across Scotland to run a series of exciting workshops.
- Posted on 17 October 2008 under Technologies, Upfront, Issue 22.
- Tagged as science, astronomy.
Journey of discovery
Juliet Robertson, a teacher at Cornhill Primary School in Aberdeen, has been awarded a prestigious Winston Churchill Travelling Fellowship. She told Connected magazine about the first leg of her journey.
- Posted on 16 June 2008 under Technologies, Upfront, Issue 21.
- Tagged as learning outdoors.
Launch of the Mothership
Screaming pupils, a NASA astronaut, pyrotechnics and a live band came together at the Glasgow Science Centre in November.
- Posted on 16 April 2008 under Technologies, Features, Issue 20.
- Tagged as Mothership Project, sound engineering, NASA, broadcasting.
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Lift-off for Planet Science competition
The NESTA/Planet Science video competition is now open for entries. The team at Planet Science – the website offering free science resources to Scottish schools – hopes to create a massive video database of scientific experiments including films made by pupils, teachers, scientists and anyone else that enters the launch competition.
- Posted on 21 June 2007 under Technologies, Upfront, Issue 18.
- Tagged as NESTA, science, Planet Science, competitions.
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