British Science Week 2016 is a cool programme of live science, technology, engineering and maths events run in schools and communities throughout the UK.
British Science Week 2016 runs from the 11th-20th March this year and activity packs on how to take part are available on the British Science Week 2016 website. Things you can do during British Science Week 2016 include:
- Becoming a Citizen Scientist
- Testing your scientific and technological knowledge
- Running an science-based activity or event
- Holding your very own Demo Day
Taking part in British Science Week 2016
British Science Week is organised by the British Science Association whose aim is to make science and technology a natural part of our society. Taking part in British Science Week is great opportunity to organise a science-related activity in your school. The British Science Association helps organisers plan events by providing free activity and support resources resulting in a hugely varied and eclectic mix of informative scientific fun events which are specifically designed to engage young people and their teachers and parents in the world of science and technology, with an eye to stemming any future skills shortages in these areas. You can search here for upcoming events in your own area and join in or alternatively you could organise you own event.
Organise an activity for British Science Week
Anyone can organise an event or activity, and the British Science Association helps organisers plan their contribution to British Science Week by providing free activity and support resources. TH BSA welcomes and supports any type of organiser, from schools and parents to community groups and large organisations.
British Science Week 2015
British Science Week 2015 saw over 5,000 events engage more than 1.6 million participants, with activities taking place all over the UK.