Free sessions on Life and Health Sciences for local primary students
The University of Bristol are providing free interactive Inspire Roadshows – bringing the world of science to life for primary age children Yrs 1-6. The shows are a fab enrichment experience and complement the KS1 and KS2 science modules on:
- Living Things
- Animals Including Humans
- Living things and Habitats
- Working Scientifically
The team from the University of Bristol bring exciting kits and equipment to enable your students to gain an insight into a range of biomedical subject areas through interactive and hands on activities. And your pupils will get to meet and speak to real scientists, getting a sense of how what they are learning in the classroom relates to real-life biological processes and functions.
Roadshows cover all Biomedical subject areas including: physiology, neuroscience, psychology, cellular medicine and immunity, biochemistry, anatomy and biological sciences.
Usually between 45-60 mins in length, the Roadshows can be run in the classroom or assembly hall, depending on the chosen topic and student numbers.
If you would like to arrange a school visit, please complete the Roadshow Booking Form or for more information please contact: outreach-fls@bristol.ac.uk, T: 0117 33 11888.
For further information please see www.bristol.ac.uk/life-sciences/outreach/primary
Benefits include:
For the Child: The opportunity to engage with an active scientist or researcher. The sessions are designed to be interactive, great fun and very informative!
For the School: To get to use different scientific equipment that enhances learning and to foster a relationship with the University that goes beyond the event itself.
For the Scientist: The chance to enthuse and excite young people about their own subject or research area.
