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Professor Jo Haigh, Co-Director of the Grantham Institute for Climate Change and the Environment presents the 2017 Children’s Christmas lecture: What’s changing our climate? In her Christmas lecture, she will journey back through time, up through the atmosphere and around the solar system to explain the science behind global warming. She’ll then look hopefully to a future where politics, science, new technologies and the young people of our world come together to tackle the worse effects of our changing climate.
INSPIRE aims to create great science teachers to inspire the next generation of budding scientists. Hear from some of the scheme's recent graduates to learn how it's helped them to apply their knowledge and share their passion for science. Find out more at:
INSPIRE (the Innovative Scheme for Postgraduates in Research and Education) is an intensive, ten-month PGCE training programme. Launched by Imperial College London's Outreach team in partnership with Canterbury Christ Church University, INSPIRE is designed to bridge the gap between STEM research and school science and mathematics by recruiting able researchers with strong communication skills to help design and provide outreach activities for the local community. Find out more at:
