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Technician network meeting realiza-se a 7 de outubro de 2026, The Swan School, em Headington.
A network meeting for school science technicians including a visit to the prep room at The Swan School, a chance to share best practice and tips with other technicians, an equipment swapmeet and a showcase workshop on "Alginate balls: beyond bubble tea. How to make and use encapsulated balls in the lab" from the hosts . Refreshments will be provided. We look forward to seeing you there! The Spires Science Curriculum Hub (SSCH) for Oxfordshire, West and Central Berkshire is led by Claire Hamnett and based at Oxford Spires Academy. The hub combines local expertise in teaching and learning in science, facilitating CPD and providing school-to-school support. SSCH offers high quality science CPD through a range of full day, afternoon and twilight sessions, either online or face to face as needed. We also work with schools on an individual basis to provide bespoke support and work closely with local leading science organisations such as RAL, STFC, Science Oxford, OUMNH and many more. We provide a wide range of CPD for primary and secondary schools and FE institutions in Oxfordshire, Berkshire and beyond, including conferences, science lead network days, ECT training, technician training, primary science subject support and much more. We are implementing a price rise this academic year for some events because we have not increased prices for 8 years and need to keep pace with inflation while keeping our events sustainable and excellent value for money. For queries please contact chamnett@oxfordspires.anthemtrust.uk
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