There are many opportunities available for STEM Ambassadors to volunteer in Hertfordshire & Luton. Ongoing activities available all year round are listed below, but for most of the activities you can visit STEMNETworking and search for available activities by area – the link below should take you straight to our list: REQUESTS FOR STEM AMBASSADORS
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Be Interviewed for the Leaders Award for STEM
Introducing you to the Leaders Award for STEM. This is a completely free award open to all students between the ages of 5- 19 years in all schools and colleges.
The Leaders Award provides an opportunity for students to discover more about careers in the STEM subjects whilst raising their aspirations, fostering their desire to learn and supporting literacy and communication. They do this by talking to inspirational figures- you!Use this free Award as an activity on your visit into schools. It’s completely free and all students will receive a certificate and a chance to win further prizes!
Primary School
Workshops
We run primary Science, D&T, Engineering & Maths workshops in schools all over the county throughout the year. STEM Ambassadors are very welcome to come along and take part in any of these. Check out the "Our KS1/KS2 Activities" sections of this website for more details on the workshops, and contact us to find out about dates and locations.
For more information on anything, or to volunteer, contact us at:
admin@setpointherts.org.uk, ambassadors@setpointherts.org.uk or call 01438 755075
Lego Robotics Mission to Mars Workshop
This is an exciting Workshop to inspire children about what science, technology, engineering & maths can do! Up to 36 children aged 9-11 take part, and they are challenged to build a robot from Lego, and programme it to carry out tasks on the surface of Mars. Ambassadors needed to help out - no experience needed but it helps if you are reasonably computer-literate. This is a really fun day & it's brilliant for the children to meet real engineers & scientists as they are doing the challenge
DONT FORGET
Record all your activities on the STEMNET database!
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