Latest Events in Oldrzychowice Klodzkie(July Updated)

PLEASE NOTE - Course charges are £165 for CLEAPSS Members. Please ensure your school holds a CLEAPSS membership before confirming your place. If you are not members, your place will be cancelled contact us at Hubs@scd.herts.sch.uk to discuss. Or contact CLEAPSS to check membership status or to join https://science.cleapss.org.uk/Resources/Membership/ Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

PLEASE NOTE - Course charges are £165 for CLEAPSS Members. Please ensure your school holds a CLEAPSS membership before confirming your place. If you are not members, your place will be cancelled contact us at Hubs@scd.herts.sch.uk to discuss. Or contact CLEAPSS to check membership status or to join https://science.cleapss.org.uk/Resources/Membership/ Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

PLEASE NOTE - Course charges are £165 for CLEAPSS Members. Please ensure your school holds a CLEAPSS membership before confirming your place. If you are not members, your place will be cancelled contact us at Hubs@scd.herts.sch.uk to discuss. Or contact CLEAPSS to check membership status or to join https://science.cleapss.org.uk/Resources/Membership/ Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

PLEASE NOTE - Course charges are £165 for CLEAPSS Members. Please ensure your school holds a CLEAPSS membership before confirming your place. If you are not members, your place will be cancelled contact us at Hubs@scd.herts.sch.uk to discuss. Or contact CLEAPSS to check membership status or to join https://science.cleapss.org.uk/Resources/Membership/ Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

Welcome to the home of the Chorleywood Classic & Supercar Show BACK TO OUR HISTORIC HOME FOR 2025 Chorleywood Common Youth Football Club IMPORTANT : YOU MUST FOLLOW The Directions outlined below. Chorleywood is full of narrow and difficult to traverse lanes for exhibition cars, please follow the instructions carefully. Exhibitors Valid Show Vehicles Supercars: Ferrari, Lamborghini, Aston Martin, Bughati, McLaren, Lotus, etc. Classics including modern classics: On the road on or before 1999, so a Ford Capri is welcome! High performance cars: Nissan GTR, Renault Clio Williams, Subaru WRX, Mercedes GT, Abarth, etc Motorbikes: Classics 1980s or older or Superbikes (Ducati, Moto Guzzi, Aprilia, Bimota, MV Augusta, etc) Entry is via ticket and registration. Car Exhibition Tickets: £10 + payment processing. Motorbike Exhibition Tickets: £8 + payment processing. This is a popular event and we cannot guarantee entry if you arrive expecting to show your car without registering in advance and we may charge more for tickets bought on the gate (cash only). We'd love to know who's coming so registering ahead of time is very helpful. If you don't want to pay, or the show is full, you will be asked to park in the visitors car park. See below for car parking charges. We would like all our exhibitors to complete a Car Details Form so visitors can find out more about your car. We hope you will fill in the form, print it and place it on your dashboard for people to view. The Car Details form is available on our website . We will have an active instagram feed in the run-up to the event. If you would like your car to be featured on the show's instagram feed, please upload a picture too. Please include the vehicle registration as part of the name of the file. Visitors There will be ample parking for visitors who want to attend the show, but not exhibit a car. Parking is £5/car. Cash payment at the gate. Cancellation In the event that the show is cancelled, the price of the ticket will be refunded. The payment processing fee cannot be refunded. Funds 100% of the monies raised through ticket sales goes to the local Chorleywood charities. We usually raise north of £5,000 for charity every year. Show founder and organiser and Chorleywood resident Guy Davis said: "The show is firmly established as both a community event and a classic and supercar car show in its own right." Exibition Directions From M25 J18: Clockwise: Turn left on to the A404. Anti-Clockwise: Turn right on to the A404. Go past Shell Garage, through the lights, past The Gate Pub and turn right in to the Chorleywood House Estate. From Amersham: Take the A404 towards Chorleywood / Rickmansworth. Go past St Clement Danes school on your right, straight on at the traffic lights. Turn left in to Chorleywood House Estate. Both: Both Exhibitors and Visitors should follow the single track road and there will be marshalls to indicate where to go. Visitor Parking Directions Follow the Exhibition directions, but instead of going in to the show ground entrance, you'll drive on towards the Tennis Club where there will be Marshalls to direct you to the Visitors car park. Information Source: Guy Davis & Steve Clarke | eventbrite

Secondary Science technicians conference 2025 Come join us on Friday 4th July at St Clement Danes School Join us for this annual conference for science technicians which includes a full day of practical ideas and activities including keynote and workshop sessions throughout the day for biology, chemistry and physics. Keynote speakers and workshops will be announced later in the year. This event is for UK school technicians only. Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

Secondary Science teachers conference Come join us on Friday 4th July at St Clement Danes School Explore the key issues affecting secondary science, through a series of presentations and workshops. Network, share and develop ideas and discuss best practice with other secondary science teachers and heads of department. Keynote speakers and workshops will be announced later in the year. This event is for UK secondary school teachers only. Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

Welcome to GCSE Physics Teaching: Electricity ! Come join us on Tue 13th May 2025 at St Clement Danes School This course will support you with effective teaching and learning at GCSE level in physics. Common student misconceptions, the key substantive knowledge as well as practical techniques will be investigated and exam question examples , with ample hands-on practice to hone your approach to student learning. Topics covered are: potential difference and current, analogies and misconceptions, definitions and circuit models, resistance, series and parallel circuits, building and explaining circuits, electromagnetism, motors , dynamo effect, Fleming hand rule, earthing, demonstrations and practical work. Outcomes The CPD will: develop teaching skills and pedegogy for teaching Electricity ensure greater confidence in the subject knowledge of Electricity resource you with ideas for practical work and way to teach the mathematical content Email hubs@scd.herts.sch.uk for further information or if you have any questions. Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

GCSE Physics for non-specialists Come join us on Thurs 22nd May 2025 at St Clement Danes School The aim of this course is to provide further support for those who are not experienced at teaching KS4 Physics. This is perfect for those new to teaching or those teaching the subject outside of specialism. We aim to cover a number of essentials for teaching Physics, including key misconceptions, tricky topics and a variety of teaching strategies. Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

Welcome to Subject Knowledge for Physics Teaching: Atomic Structure! Come join us on Tue June 3rd 2025 at St Clement Danes School This course for is for teachers of physics to develop their subject knowledge and pedagogical approaches for teaching Atomic structure. It is to help develop confidence in delivering a topic students often find difficult. It is especially suitable for teachers who lack confidence in teaching atomic physics. Topics covered include discovery of the nucleus, models of the atom new and old, atoms and isotopes, ionisation, nuclear radiation, half life, the uses and dangers of nuclear radiation, misconceptions, calculations and exam question focus and practice Outcomes The CPD will: develop teaching skills and pedegogy for teaching atomic structure ensure greater confidence in the subject knowledge of Atomic Structure. resource you with ideas for practical work and way to teach the mathematical content Email hubs@scd.herts.sch.uk for further information or if you have any questions. Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

You will reflect on literacy-related reasons for underperformance in science, and how best-practice literacy teaching can overcome these problems. You will take away practical approaches that are known to work well in science, and be able to develop your own - introducing and using keywords, sentences and paragraphs; purposeful talk in science; techniques for reluctant or literacy-poor science learners; reading and understanding science texts and exam questions; forms of scientific writing; and developing structured extended writing and answers. Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

Attending a moderation meeting can give teachers greater confidence in planning for the correct level of outcome and ensures consistency in the quality of primary science provision for all children. Working with other schools is a fantastic way to share good practice, magpie ideas and provides inspiration to consider different approaches to teaching and learning in the classroom. Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

Welcome to GCSE Physics: Energy! Come join us on Tue 17th June 2025 at St Clement Danes School This course will support you with effective teaching and learning at GCSE level in physics. Common student misconceptions, the key substantive knowledge as well as practical techniques will be investigated, with ample hands-on practice to hone your approach to student learning. Topics covered are: Energy changes in a system, kinetic energy, potential energy, thermal energy , electrical energy, energy calculations, conservation and dissipation, efficiency, work done, power, calculations, formulas, problem solving and practical demonstrations. Outcomes The CPD will: develop teaching skills and pedegogy for teaching Energy ensure greater confidence in the subject knowledge of Energy resource you with ideas for practical work and way to teach the mathematical content Email hubs@scd.herts.sch.uk for further information or if you have any questions. Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

Welcome to the Primary Science Conference ! Join us on Wed June 26 2025 at St Clement Danes School for a day filled with hands-on activities, and engaging talks. Learn from experts in the field and connect with fellow science enthusiasts. If you are a primary science teacher then this event is perfect for you. Get ready to improve your teaching and learning of science. Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

PLEASE NOTE - Course charges are £165 for CLEAPSS Members. Please ensure your school holds a CLEAPSS membership before confirming your place. If you are not members, your place will be cancelled contact us at Hubs@scd.herts.sch.uk to discuss. Or contact CLEAPSS to check membership status or to join https://science.cleapss.org.uk/Resources/Membership/ PLEASE BE ADVISED FOR THIS COURSE, YOU ARE REQUEIRED TO BRING A LAPTOP OR DEVICE (not mobile phone), TO ACCESS THE REQUIRED INFORMATION ON THE DAY BY CLEAPSS. ALSO REQUIRED - You will need to bring printed pictures of your prep room / lab to pass around for discussion. (this can be photos you have taken on your phone and printed on paper in colour). Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

PLEASE NOTE - Course charges are £165 for CLEAPSS Members. Please ensure your school holds a CLEAPSS membership before confirming your place. If you are not members, your place will be cancelled, or contact us at Hubs@scd.herts.sch.uk to discuss. Or contact CLEAPSS to check membership status or to join https://science.cleapss.org.uk/Resources/Membership/ Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite

New to teaching KS3 Science Come join us on Thurs 10th July 2025 at St Clement Danes School The aim of this course is to provide further support for those who are not experienced at teaching KS3 science. This is perfect for those new to teaching or those teaching the subject outside of specialism. We aim to cover a number of essentials for teaching science, including key misconceptions, delivering practical work and health and safety. Information Source: The Science Hub | eventbrite