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NEW REGISTRATIONS FOR 2012

Registration to take part in PSQM beginning Spring Term 2012 is now open. Please register your interest via this web site and we will contact you. The cost of PSQM is £595. This includes membership of the Association for Science Education.

The end of March submission deadline for Spring 2010-12 PSQM awards is fast approaching. Have you uploaded all your core documents? Have your organised your collections of children's work? And most importantly- have you begun compiling your reflective statements?

NEW UPLOADS TO WEBSITE

The 'Thinking Tasks' which offer tried and tested suggestions for activities to carry out in school to help you generate actions your action plan and how to avoidance the impact have all been revised; plus there are some new ones too. Take a look and let us know what you think!

 

Have you seen the Wellcome Trust Olympic In The Zone video, featuring the science kit box that will very shortly arrive in every registered school, Olympic champion rower Steve Redgrave and a couple of familiar faces from the PSQM team?


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Latest Events

Submission Reviews April 2011-12 Cohort

Tuesday 17th April 2012 - York

Wednesday 18th April 2012 - London

Please book your place by emailing s.j.taylor@herts.ac.uk

 

New telephone number

To contact the PSQM team please call 01992 514787

Email Address: s.j.taylor@herts.ac.uk

New Hub Leaders

The PSQM team welcome applications from prospective hub leaders. Please click here for the application form and further information.

New Hub Leaders training day 2

28th February at SLC EE, Bayfordbury, Hertfordshire

12th March, Cornwall College, Pool, Cornwall.

Please ring or email to book your place.

Win £100 of science equipment and resources

During the spring term CIEC Promoting science will have a couple of exciting new resources for you to trial.

Space - Is there anybody out there? is the quest to discover more about our solar system by gathering potential evidence of life on the planet Mars, and exploring the geographical surface of the planet looking for landing sites. This offers activities for upper key stage 2, plus some transition activities for year 7 pupils. This pilot will take place in the first half of the spring term.

The second resource focuses on focuses on ‘the science of healthy skin’ making sun creams, soaps, bath foams and more, via classroom investigations supported by an interactive website.

If you would like to take part in this pilot please contact us on ciec@york.ac.uk stating which resource you are interested in trialling and an email address which can be used for sending out the resource information.

We look forward to hearing from you!

click here to view detailed information about the space resource.

click here to view detailed information about the healthy skin resource

Free Data Logging Workshops from Data Harvest

Data Harvest would like to support schools working for the PSQM. They can offer:

  • A data logging overview to the hub leaders
  • Data logging training workshops to groups of schools in each hub.

Iain Davison is the contact for the South-West and West Midlands: iain.davison@data.harvest.co.uk

Lee Grahame is the contact for the South-East and East Anglia : lee.grahame@data-harvest.co.uk

Barbara Higginbotham is the contact for the North: barbara.higginbotham@data-harvest.co.uk

Please contact your local contact to arrange a workshop for your hub.

 

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PSQM Login

In order to login and access the e-portal, you will need to be an ASE individual or school member and have paid the PSQM application fee. A password will be sent to you subsequently.

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Please note that your PSQM login is your ASE membership number which is usually prefixed with a capital M or S and then has between 4 and 6 numbers (no letters are used)

Your PSQM password is automatically generated and consists of a series of numbers and upper/lower case letters. If you are not sure whether you have been given a letter or a number you can check by using Tahoma font.