Over the next four weeks, SATRO will be delivering 15 events in various local schools, to over 1,200 students. By delivering these events, we aim to provide young people with a glimpse into the working world at every stage in their education. Our programmes reach young people from their early school years, to their final years in education. Over the next four weeks we will be delivering exciting hands-on science lessons, practical lessons in building and construction, company challenges, business games, careers events and much more. We do this to enable young people to raise their aspirations, identify their skills and passions and reach their potential.
SATRO is thrilled that one of our Mega-Structures events is being supported by ExxonMobil. We will also be receiving support from many other companies, such as New Malden Rotary, Willmott Dixon, P&G, The Royal Navy, Pirbright Institute and Minted Box - to name just a few, who have offered their time to come and volunteer at our events. The value of volunteers facilitating our events is huge. Individuals offer young people exciting access to the world of work in a wide variety of different situations. Without the support of local companies we simply would not be able to deliver our events.
If you or your company are interested in supporting us, please visit our website www.satro.org.uk or email contactus@satro.org.uk
We are an independent, not-for-profit social enterprise that exists to inspire young people about their future careers. Our exciting hands-on programmes involve over 850 volunteers a year, from a huge range of different businesses, large and small.
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Wednesday, 10 June 2015
Wednesday, 29 April 2015
Science in Primary Schools - Lucy Miguda
John Cridland, Director-General
of the CBI recently said “How can we expect to inspire future generations of
scientists and engineers if we don’t deliver high-quality and inspiring science
lessons at primary school age? If we are
not careful, too many children will have lost interest in science before they
reach their teens”. SATRO is able to
help teachers of whom over half say that primary science in schools is being
squeezed out and that many teachers feel it is not a priority subject and many
schools struggling to teach the recommended two hours per week.
Last year we worked with over
15,000 young people aged from 5 – 18 by delivering our inspirational hands on challenging
and diverse programmes in schools. Our programmes
range from Fun Maths, Business Games, Career Speed Dating to ICT programming
which are all delivered in an age appropriate manner utilising our 650
professional volunteers many of whom are from the science, technology,
engineering and maths business sectors.
If you would like to know more
about the programmes we run please contact lucy@satro.org.uk
for more information.
Labels:
Careers,
children,
Engineering,
inspiring,
interest,
Maths,
primary school,
Schools,
Science,
STEM,
STEMX,
Surrey
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