Primary STEM curriculum conference RC124 / B07

Our primary STEM curriculum conference will provide outstanding learning opportunities linked to topical developments in primary STEM teaching along side time to talk and share ideas with other primary practitioners. The focus of this conference will be on curriculum development and delivery. This conference will be taking place online and running across two dates - Wednesday 7th July and Thursday 8th July. 

The conference will be made up of a range of STEM based workshops, you will have the opportunity to attend 5 workshops and the Keynote speaker. Click here to see the layout of the day.

Our keynote speaker will be delivering their session on the Wednesday afternoon. We are delighted to announce that our keynote speaker will be the brilliant Lee Parkinson.  Lee is also known as 'ICT with Mr P', a teacher who has been making and sharing videos musing on the universal trials and tribulations of teacher life, as well as offering hints and tips for using technology in the classroom.  Lee's keynote session will be on 'Delivering a high-quality STEM curriculum without creating unnecessary workload'.

We will also be joined by members of Science Learning Partnership, Birmingham and Central Midlands Computing Hub, STEM Ambassador Hub, Royal Academy of Engineering, Central Maths Hub, Primary Science Teaching Trust and the National Farmers Union.

Please note that the cost for this conference is per school and you can choose which sessions you and your colleagues attend. So that your school is only charged once, please choose a lead person for your school to make a booking. All joining instruction information, including the online link(s), will be sent to the person that has made the booking and can then be shared to all individuals that will join the session. 

The cost of the conference will be £100 per school.