Innovative on-screen exams.
Meet us at the Bett Show, 22-25 January, S tand NB44, and learn more .
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The Detective Project laulaunches pioneering gangs
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A unique workshop that explores gangs and criminal exploitation of young people has been launched by The Detective Project, a Bristol based company. The Detective Project team are skilled professionals who bring their years of experience together to run authentic, enjoyable and challenging workshops based around a hands-on crime scene investigation.
The gangs workshops offer an opportunity to deal with a difficult topic in a different and interesting way led by experienced practitioners in a relaxed setting.
The workshop was created and written by Louise Giles and LlorienWalsh of The Detective Pr oject South Essex in conjunction with experts in the field. Llorien and Louise have over 28 years’ experience between them of investigating serious crime. They worked together as Scotland Yard Detectives in London and realised they shared a passion for encouraging children and young people to develop an interest in forensics and crime investigation. This workshop promotes discussion on topics relevant to the social and development programmes in schools by providing a vehicle for pupils to discuss themes such as drug dealing, county lines, internet safety, bullying, sexual exploitation and gang culture.
The participants will work together as a team to evaluate evidence, learn about forensic techniques as well as the criminal justice system and understand more about the way gangs recruit and help them to identify types of criminal exploita tion .
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TV presenter Ade Adepitan has teamed up with BBC Ten Pieces to help increase access to classical music for young persons with disabilities across the UK.
Released as part of International Day of People with Disabilities, BBC Ten Pieces unveils a series of bespoke new films, in partnership with the BBC Philharmonic and DrakeMusic Scotland, designed specifically for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities settings and schools as never before. This new activity comes as part of ‘Ten Pieces Trailblazers’, this year’s offering from BBC Ten Pieces which is showcasing composers and works that have redefined classical and orchestral music. Ten Pieces Trailblazers tells new stories and opens musical worlds, featuring composers and pieces that broke new ground and left an imprint on the musical world. The pieces convey that there is no one type of ‘classical music’ and no one ‘orchestral’ sound. This new activity now spotlights those trailblazing young musicians and organisations across the UK who are leading the way in SEND classical music education.
Supported by BBC Teach and BBCMusic, the scheme gives schools across the UK access to an unparalleled bank of digita l resources, which help s teachers navigate lessons inspired by the chosen
pieces.Working with a wide network of cultural partners, participants are encouraged to exploit UK-wide events including the popular coaching scheme led by the BBC’s Orchestras and Choirs.
www.bbc.co.uk/tenpieces
UK’ argest celebration of STEM, The Big Bang Fair announces new seriies of regional events
Schools and families will have the chance to be inspired by scientists and engineers on their doorstep with a new series of regional events announced today by the organisers of The Big Bang Fair, the country’s largest celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths for
welcomed ove r Last year the young people.
160,000 students and included Big Bang NearMe programme
more than 900 organisations. Next year’s events, which will take place across the UK in over 60 schools and at events in Derby, Exeter, Haywards Heath, Hull, Liverpool, London and Belfast, provide a chance for young people and educators to meet STEM(science, technology,
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engineering and maths) professionals working locally, get an insight into exciting jobs and experience an inspiring day out.
While every Fair is different and tailored to the region where it takes place, attendees will have the chance to experience exciting demonstrations and exhibitions, like mind- bending science and maths magic tricks, explosive and colourful chemistry, the engineering and technology behind virtual reality, how scientists and engineers are tackling the climate emergency and much more.
The Big Bang NearMe programme also provides an entry route for The Big Bang UK
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Young Scientists and Engineers Competition, which is supported by GSK. The Fairs host the regional heats of the Competition from which some of the winners progress to the Finals, which are held in Birmingham as part of the Big Bang UK Fair inMarch each year.
https://nearme.thebigbangfa home/
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