The Science Hub is self funded and run by St Clement Danes School by a team of dedicated and enthusiastic science experts. We were previously a DfE funded SLP but as the funding has been withdrawn, we are continuing to offer high quality Science CPD to fill the gap. We aim to ensure that local teachers can attend the Science CPD they need and deserve.
If there is anything you would want to see here or if you have any questions don't hesitate to contact us. We hope to see you at one of our courses soon!
*All courses are the same price for Private and State funded Schools.*
*All our courses are booked through Eventbrite which will require you to pay a booking fee alongside the cost of the course you're booking.*
We have a variety of physical computing kits available to hire, including Bee-Bot, Crumble, Micro:bit, Raspberry Pi and Data Logger. Contact hubs@scd.herts.sch.uk or complete the request form below to enquire.
Our primary conferences always provide outstanding learning opportunities linked to topical developments in primary science teaching alongside time to talk and share ideas with other primary practitioners.
St Clement Danes School - 9.30-16.00 - £100
4th December
26th March
25th June - Book here
The aim of the Network meeting is to keep busy primary teachers up to date with the latest guidance and resources, to share good practice and to provide support with curriculum development, in a friendly and informal environment.
Remote - 15.45 to 16.45
Cost: Free
Autumn 1 - 16th September
Autumn 2 - 18th November
Spring 1 - 13th January
Spring 2 - 3rd March
Summer 1 - 28th April
Summer 2 - 9th June - Book here
Primary Network Meeting - 9th June - 15.45 to 16.45 - Remote
Cost: Free
The aim of the Network meeting is to keep busy primary teachers up to date with the latest guidance and resources, to share good practice and to provide support with curriculum development, in a friendly and informal environment.
Primary Conference
25th June - St Clement Danes School - 9.30-16.00
Cost: £100
Our primary conferences always provide outstanding learning opportunities linked to topical developments in primary science teaching alongside time to talk and share ideas with other primary practitioners.