Cheltenham Festivals Science for Schools 2009

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SCIENCE for SCHOOLS

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Contents

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Welcome

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A Practical Guide

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Events at a Glance

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Wednesday 3 June

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Thursday 4 June

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Friday 5 June

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Science Festival Competition

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Contacts

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Booking Form

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Sponsors of the Science Festival Education Programme British Energy, now part of EDF Energy, is delighted to be Cheltenham Science Festival’s education partner for a second year.

Welcome to those of you visiting the festival for the first time - and welcome back to those of you who have visited the festival before. Regardless, we hope the festival will inspire and excite your pupils about the world of science.

Cheltenham Science Festival brings science to life in a way that is inspirational and relevant. But the greatest appeal is the enjoyment in seeing hundreds of excited children (and adults) discover what science means to them in their every-day lives. It is quite simply the most exciting place to be for both young and old with enquiring minds and a passion for knowledge.

From the interactive Discover Zone where children can carry out their own experiments to the fun of the numerous events and workshops, plus the opportunity to interact with real scientists, the festival provides an inspirational experience for people of all ages.

Becoming part of EDF Energy has also opened up another opportunity for us to work directly with schools and teachers through programmes such as the Pod - the first port of call for any teacher, pupil, parent or governor wanting to make their school greener and more sustainable. To find out more visit www.jointhepod.org.

We are pleased to continue our support of the festival and hope that it will inspire young people to become the scientists and engineers of tomorrow.

Bill Coley Chief Executive Officer British Energy

We are delighted to welcome British Energy, now part of EDF Energy , as our education partners for a second year. From events delivered by expert speakers to interactive workshops, our school programme is packed with activities that will bring science alive for pupils at all key stages. We hope that your visit to Cheltenham Science Festival will be exciting, thought-provoking and memorable, and we look forward to welcoming you in June.

Philippa Claridge Education Manager Cheltenham Festivals

To book, please contact Nicola Tuxworth on T 01242 775822 F 01242 573902 E nicola.tuxworth@cheltenhamfestivals.com W cheltenhamfestivals.com/education 1

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A Practical Guide School Events All school events take place at one of the Town Hall venues and last for one hour (except SS15 and SS16). They are set out according to Key Stage on pages 6 - 11.

ExperiTent Workshops The ExperiTent offers science workshops to class-size groups, and for 2009 we are again offering a packed programme of hour-long workshops aimed at Key Stages 2 and 3. Details for this year’s workshops can be found alongside the schools’ events programme for each of the three days.

NB These workshops sell out very quickly, so early booking is advisable.

Discover Zone The Discover Zone

Explore the world of science in the Festival’s free Discover Zone. One-hour slots are available throughout the day but must be booked in advance for school groups.

Priority will be given to schools booking an event or an ExperiTent workshop.

NEW! Day Packages for Key Stage 3 Wednesday 3 June Why not spend a day at the Cheltenham Science Festival, and let us organise it for you! This year, or the first time, we have put together a special series of day packages for Key Stage 3 pupils.

Our day packages include: • An extended 90 minute hands-on science workshop: Code-Cracking and Communications (see page 7) •

An hour long event in the Science Festival arena. hoose from: Dr Alice Roberts: The Human Journey (see page 6) or Brainiac star John Kilcoyne: Chemistry with a Bang! (see page 7)

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A guaranteed one hour slot in the Discover Zone for your pupils

Day packages are available for up to 40 pupils in each session and cost £12 per pupil.

Just choose from the following options: Option 1

Option 2

Option 3

9.3011.00

Code-Cracking and Communications

10.0011.00

Dr Alice Roberts

10.0011.00

Dr Alice Roberts

12.001.00

John Kilcoyne

11.301.00

Code-Cracking and Communications

12.001.00

Discover Zone

1.002.00

Discover Zone

2.003.00

Discover Zone

1.303.00

Code Cracking and Communications

Enjoying the 2007 Festival To book, please contact Nicola Tuxworth on T 01242 775822 F 01242 573902 E nicola.tuxworth@cheltenhamfestivals.com W cheltenhamfestivals.com/education 2

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NEW! Science Story Package for Key Stage 1 Thursday 4 June In response to your feedback, we have introduced a package for Key Stage 1 children.

Come along for a special interactive science story, The Three Little Pigs (see page 8) together with a hands-on session in the Discover Zone, exclusively for you* All for just £3!

Choose from one of the following options: Option 1 9.3010.00 10.1511.00

Option 2

The Three Little Pigs Discover Zone

9.3010.15 10.3011.00

Discover Zone The Three Little Pigs

Booking and Prices School Event

The NOISE stand, Discover Zone 2008

£4 per ticket

ExperiTent Workshop £6 per ticket reduced to £5 if booked in conjunction with a School Event KS1 Science Story Package £3 per ticket including an exclusive Discover Zone session* *members of the public will also be admitted, but not groups of older school children KS3 Day Package

£12 per child

Discover Zone school groups must pre-book

FREE

Teachers accompanying school parties to all school events are free of charge.

Unfortunately, we are no longer able to offer free ExperiTent Workshop tickets to parents accompanying home-schooled children.

Booking forms are located at the end of this information pack. You can also make bookings over the phone by calling Nicola Tuxworth on 01242 775822 alternatively book online at: cheltenhamfestivals.com/education

Important Booking Information Booking opens on Wednesday 11th March at 8.30am.

We cannot accept bookings before this date.

Bookings will be confirmed in writing by email. Your tickets and invoice will follow later.

Chemist Andrea Sella performing in ‘When is a Gas not a Gas’ in 2008

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At a Glance Key KS1

KS2

KS3

KS4

Wednesday 3 June Event

Time

Key stage 3 day package (see page 2)

School Events

A member of the Science Museum Team in ‘The Supercool Show’ in 2008

All day

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SS1 Air Everywhere

10-11am

2

SS2 The Incredible Human Journey

10-11am

3

SS3 Bloodhound - Supersonic Car

12-1pm

2

SS4 Chemistry with a Bang!

12-1pm

3

SS5 Chemistry with a Bang!

1.30-2.30pm

2

SS6 Event for Teachers: Real Life Science

ExperiTent Workshops

Key Stage

6-7pm

n/a

SS7 Slime Time Workshop

10-11am

2

SS8 Slime Time Workshop

11.15am-12.15pm

2

SS9 Slime Time Workshop

12.30-1.30pm

2

SS10 Slime Time Workshop

1.45-2.45pm

2

SS11 Slime Time Workshop

3-4pm

2

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Thursday 4 June Event

Time

SS15 Science Story: The Three Little Pigs

9.30-10am

1

10-11am

3

10.30-11am

1

SS18 Phenomenal Pheromones

12-1pm

4

SS19 Danger! High Voltage

12-1pm

3

2-3pm

3

SS21 Chemistry of Toothpaste Workshop

10-11am

3

SS22 Chemistry of Toothpaste Workshop

11.15am-12.15pm

3

SS23 Chemistry of Toothpaste Workshop

12.30-1.30pm

3

SS24 Chemistry of Toothpaste Workshop

1.45-2.45pm

3

SS25 Chemistry of Toothpaste Workshop

3-4pm

3

School Events

SS17 Blazing Science SS16 Science Story: The Three Little Pigs

SS20 How to be a Rocket Scientist

Experitent Workshops

Key Stage

Friday 5 June

School Events

Event

Time

SS26 We Are Electric!

10-11am

2

SS27The Real Science of the Circus

11-12pm

2

12-1pm

2

12.30-1.30pm

1

SS30 Solar Power Workshop

10-11am

2

SS31 Solar Power Workshop

11.15am-12.15pm

2

SS32 Solar Power Workshop

12.30-1.30pm

2

SS33 Solar Power Workshop

1.45-2.45pm

2

SS34 Solar Power Workshop

3-4pm

2

SS29 Blazing Science SS28 The Real Science of the Circus

ExperiTent Workshops

Key Stage

Details are correct at time of going to press.

Registered charity No 251756

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Event for Teachers SS6 Real Life Science 6-7pm (see page 12 for more details)

SS1 Air Everywhere 10-11am

KS2

How does a plane fly? Why does a hot air balloon rise? What is an air vortex? Join Acid Alex from Mad Science for spectacular, unique experiments and discover how powerful the air around us can really be. If you’re really lucky, you might even ride the Mad Science hovercraft!

Acid Alex joined Mad Science, the world’s leading science education providers, in 2008, after years of experimenting in his garden. This allowed him to perform his favourite experiments on a daily basis in front of an audience who were also intrigued by science. Racing from school to school to show off his various science “tricks” in assemblies and teaching in-school workshops, he has found the best part is the enthusiasm he gets from children and adults alike.

SS2 The Incredible Human Journey 10-11am

KS3

Who are we and where do we come from? Join festival favourite Dr Alice Roberts to find out how genetics, archaeology and fossils come together to provide the answer.

Trace our ancestry back to Africa and follow the small group of pioneers who went on to populate the rest of the world. Through stones, bones and genes, the story of our incredible human journey unfolds.

Dr Alice Roberts

Dr Alice Roberts is an anatomist at Bristol University. A qualified medical doctor, she teaches anatomy to medical students and surgeons. She is also involved in research looking at ancient human remains; she is interested in what skeletons and bones can tell us about human evolution, and about diseases that have affected us over time. She has written and presented television series and books to go with them, including Don’t Die Young and the forthcoming The Incredible Human Journey (BBC2). Her favourite bone is the clavicle.

SS3 BLOODHOUND SuperSonic Car 12-1pm

KS2 Years 5&6 only

The Mission: to break the world land speed record by building a car that can reach 1000mph! Join the engaging team from science made simple for a rev-tastic look at the BLOODHOUND project. With interactive demonstrations find out all about Newton’s laws, thrust, drag, friction, materials, rocket tests, and how understanding all of this can help build a car that’s faster than a speeding bullet.

BLOODHOUND

The BLOODHOUND SSC project is a three-year mission to create a recordbreaking car capable of 1000mph. The primary goal of this project however, is to inspire future generations to take up careers in science, engineering and mathematics by showcasing these subjects in the most exciting way possible. Long-time festival favourites science made simple are a company with a passion for science. They share their enthusiasm with a selection of inspirational and educational experiences that are tailor-made for schools and the public. www.bloodhoundssc.com www.sciencemadesimple.co.uk

To book, please contact Nicola Tuxworth on T 01242 775822 F 01242 573902 E nicola.tuxworth@cheltenhamfestivals.com W cheltenhamfestivals.com/education 6

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Chemistry with a BANG! SS4 12-1pm SS5 1.30-2.30pm

KS3 (SS4) KS2 (SS5)

John Kilcoyne, star of popular show Brainiac, and Jeff Teasdale bring chemistry to life in a show that sometimes fizzes and sometimes BANGS! The hilarious double act use plenty of demonstrations that you just can’t do in the classroom. With explosions, flashes, howling noises and spontaneous combustion, it’s chemistry… and fun!

John Kilcoyne recently retired from lecturing Chemistry at the University of Sunderland after 35 years. Having refused to go away, he still works part-time, contributing to widening participation and enhancing the perception of science in the community. He has appeared in several TV programmes concerning science, most notably Sky Television’s Brainiac series. His sidekick Jeff Teasdale is Scientific Officer at the university, a post which combines the technical side with teaching activities. He has operated as a key part of the widening participation / community science activity for many years, contributing both to the development and presentation of exciting demonstrations.

ExperiTent Workshop Slime Time Workshop SS7 10-11am SS8 11.15-12.15pm SS9 12.30-1.30pm SS10 1.45-2.45pm SS11 3-4pm

KS3 Day Packages (see page 2 for more details) Extended 90 minute Workshop CodeCracking and Communications * School Event: The Incredible Human Journey (see opposite) Or Chemistry with a BANG! (see above) * Guaranteed Discover Zone Slot

KS2

Slime is a strange substance. Left to its own devices, it oozes like a liquid; give it a push or a pull, and it’s stiff like a solid. Join the team from the Science Museum to look at materials and how they change and transform. You will even make a slippery souvenir to take home at the end of the day!

The Science Museum is one of the most prestigious and respected organisations dedicated to the promotion of science and technology and houses outstanding collections relating to science, technology and medicine. Their education team have considerable experience in presenting shows and workshops for children through all stages of the education system, providing events for schools visiting the museum as well as taking shows out to schools and festivals. www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/education

KS3 Day Package Workshop Code-Cracking and Communications Workshop (day package only, see page 2) SS12 9.30-11am SS13 11.30am-1pm SS14 1.30-3pm

KS3

How do codes and ciphers work and how are messages sent? Join Simon Kettle from STEMworks and staff from GCHQ to build a message transmitter to send your own secret code. Working in teams of three, devise, construct and test a mechanical or electrical system which sends a secret message across the room.

Simon Kettle is manager of STEMworks, an organisation which provides extra curricular support to schools in the areas of Science Technology Engineering and Maths through a wide range of practical hands on activities. GCHQ is one of the three UK Intelligence Agencies and a part of the UK's National Intelligence Machinery.

To book, please contact Nicola Tuxworth on T 01242 775822 F 01242 573902 E nicola.tuxworth@cheltenhamfestivals.com W cheltenhamfestivals.com/education 7

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Science Story: The Three Little Pigs SS15 9.30-10am SS16 10.30-11am

KS1

Join the team from the Science Museum and help the Three Little Pigs build a strong house. Learn about materials and their properties as you become part of the famous story and make predictions about what will work best. Will the Big Bad Wolf be able to huff…puff…and blow your strong house down?

Each session is accompanied by a visit to the amazing Discover Zone - just for you, no big kids allowed! See Pg 3 The Science Museum is one of the most prestigious and respected organisations dedicated to the promotion of science and technology and houses outstanding collections relating to science, technology and medicine. Their education team have considerable experience in presenting shows and workshops for children through all stages of the education system, providing events for schools visiting the museum as well as taking shows out to schools and festivals. www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/education

The Three Little Pigs

SS17 Blazing Science 10-11am

KS3

Back by popular demand from the USA, Disney performer Mik Jacobs presents the amazingly explosive science of pyrotechnics live on stage. Unforgettable, mind-blowing demonstrations explore oxygen, chemical reactions, the burning process and fire safety. Discover the secrets behind fireworks and movie fire stunts.

Mik Jacobs has spent years performing as a stage and screen actor. His shows are not lectures but exciting presentations created to spark interest in young people and adults. He has been writing and performing original museum theatre and science programs for over a decade and has presented his shows in schools, museums, festivals and science centres around the world.

Mik Jacobs

We attended an excellent event in 2006… The person presenting it (Graeme Jones) was SUPERB and well worth bringing back Dustin McManus Tewkesbury School

SS18 Phenomenal Pheromones 12-1pm

KS4

Come prepared for the nasal experience of a lifetime! An interactive talk for all noses, exploring the world of chemical communication using pheromones. Join scientist and born entertainer Graeme Jones to find out how moths chat each other up, how to talk to a bee, and whether pheromones can help with those awkward “will you go out with me” moments. Plus, If you have never danced like a molecule - now is your chance!

Dr Graeme Jones is a chemical ecologist at Keele University with a passion for public science. In 2005 he was awarded a NESTA Dreamtime Fellowship to develop his talents as a science entertainer. With new funding from EPSRC announced in 2009 he will be developing activites for schools, creating a new installation at the Eden Project and developing a Krebs Cycle which you will actually cycle around. He now cuts his time between science and being Mr Mum.

SS19 Danger! High Voltage

KS3

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12-1pm Explore the hows, whys and watts of electricity and magnetism with the team from the Science Museum. Watch a Faraday cage protect a mobile phone from a quarter of a million volts and find out what it is like to have electricity flow over your skin. This truly electrifying experience uses hair-raising, high-voltage demonstrations to bring the world of atoms, electrons and electric charges unforgettably to life.

Danger! High Voltage!

The Science Museum is one of the most prestigious and respected organisations dedicated to the promotion of science and technology and houses outstanding collections relating to science, technology and medicine. Their education team have considerable experience in presenting shows and workshops for children through all stages of the education system, providing events for schools visiting the museum as well as taking shows out to schools and festivals. www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/education

SS20 How to be a Rocket Scientist 2-3pm

KS3

How do you send a rocket to a distant planet or look deep into the Universe? Join Martin Barstow to find out what real rocket scientists do. Follow the team as they prepare a space mission for launch, share their frustrations and their excitement and experience a ride on a gigantic firework as it locks onto a dying white dwarf star. This really is rocket science!

Martin Barstow is Professor in Astrophysics and Space Science at the University of Leicester. He has been involved in many space missions during his career, including NASA’s Voyager probes, which traveled to the outer planets of the Solar System.Martin has been closely involved with the development of the National Space Centre in Leicester and is the current Chair of its Education Advisory Board. Martin has been exciting school groups and the public on a regular basis for many years. He has given several high profile public lectures including appearances at the British Association Festival of Science and the annual Isaac Newton lecture.

ExperiTent Workshop Chemistry of Toothpaste SS21 10-11am SS22 11.15-12.15pm SS23 12.30-1.30pm SS24 1.45-2.45pm SS25 3-4pm

Bristol ChemLabS Workshop

KS3

What's in that toothpaste you use every day? Why does it foam? Explore the chemistry of teeth-cleaning and run your own experiments with the team from Bristol ChemLabS. From flavourings to fluoride and alkalinity to ‘runniness’ find out what toothpaste contains and how understanding the chemical properties helps to make the perfect solution for your teeth.

Bristol ChemLabS (Bristol Chemical Laboratory Sciences) is a Centre for Excellence in Teaching & Learning based at Bristol University www.hefce.ac.uk/learning/tinits/cetl. Through the Bristol ChemLabS project, the University seeks to engage with teachers, schools and students of all ages to provide excellent teaching and learning opportunities in chemistry. They have active primary and secondary school programmes and are working with schools, both local and further afield, on future projects. The centre also supports continuing professional development courses for teachers by holding masterclasses on chemistry topics. For more information visit www.chemlabs.bristol.ac.uk

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SS26 We Are Electric!

10-11am

KS2

From frogs to shocks; from stars to sparks, David Wharton looks at how electricity holds all matter - including us - together! With live demonstrations that spark, fizz and pop - it's enough to make your hair stand on end! Physics, biology, chemistry - it’s all here!

David Wharton is head of chemistry in a Dundee comprehensive school, where he tries to educate, amuse, fascinate and generally control secondary age pupils. In 2005 David reached the final of FameLab, the national competition to find new talent in science communication. David has been passionate about science for as long as he can remember - at a young age he was often to be found dissecting earthworms and making bombs in the garden shed! He lives with his wife and dogs in a farmhouse on the edge of the Scottish Glens.www.whartonscience.com

David Wharton, 2008 Festival

The REAL Science of the Circus SS27 11-12pm SS28 12.30-1.30pm

KS2 (SS14) KS1 (SS15)

Did you know that real circus performers use science all the time? Guinness World Record Holder James Soper explores how gravity, magnetism, balance, pushes, pulls and twists all work and combine while showing off his amazing circus skills. With plenty of audience participation discover the science behind some spectacular juggling and balancing tricks.

James Soper (Science Shows for Schools) is a qualified teacher, ex-professional circus performer and Guinness World Record-holding juggler. All of his truly unique shows have been designed to educate, entertain and inspire and have been performed hundreds of times. "I never knew science could be so much fun" The British Science Association. "Our students and teachers were captivated from start to finish�, Sandhurst School www.ScienceShowsForSchools.com

James Soper

SS29 Blazing Science 12-1pm

KS2

Back by popular demand from the USA, Disney performer Mik Jacobs explores the amazing science of energy and fire live on stage. Why do fireworks explode? Why are stunt people told to drop and roll? Featuring fantastic facts and cinematic secrets, an explosive unforgettable experience.

Mik Jacobs has spent years performing as a stage and screen actor. His shows are not lectures but exciting presentations created to spark interest in young people and adults. He has been writing and performing original museum theatre and science programs for over a decade and has presented his shows in schools, museums, festivals and science centres around the world.

To book, please contact Nicola Tuxworth on T 01242 775822 F 01242 573902 E nicola.tuxworth@cheltenhamfestivals.com W cheltenhamfestivals.com/education 10

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ExperiTent Workshop Solar Power Workshop SS30 10-11am SS31 11.15-12.15pm SS32 12.30-1.30pm SS33 1.45-2.45pm SS34 3-4pm

KS2

Join the team from Techniquest for this solar-powered challenge. Depending on age group you will design and build a spinning fairground ride (years 3 and 4) or a vertical winch (years 5 and 6), powered solely by solar energy.

Techniquest is the education charity devoted to helping people discover the wonders of science. At the charity’s brilliant handson centre in Cardiff Bay, or on the road at shows, community events, and in schools, their highly-skilled presenters encourage people to see and touch science and experience the thrill of discovery. Techniquest was one of the first hands-on science centres to offer programmes for schools when it started out more than 21 years ago. It has developed a close working relationship with schools to ensure that it still provides the kind of resources that best support teachers as they deliver the National Curriculum. www.techniquest.org

An excellent day, enjoyed by students and staff.

Dr Bernie Major Cotswold School

In an era of dumbed-down education, this was an oasis of scientific stimulation!

Stan Labovitch Heathlands School

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Festival Competition Design your own IMOT: Ideal Mode of Transport Imagine travelling around in your very own IMOT. Would it be like a car? A skateboard? A bike? Or would it be totally different? You can think big or small, but thinking of the environment is a MUST!!

This year GE Aviation is once again sponsoring a design competition for school-age children. There will be great prizes in two age categories: 7-10 years and 11-15 years. The deadline for entries is Monday 27 April.

For more information, visit our website cheltenhamfestivals.com/education

Event for teachers Wednesday 6 June 6-7pm FREE An entry from the Design-a-Robot Competition, 2008, sponsored by GE Aviation

Derek Bell, former Chief Executive of the ASE and now Head of Education at the Wellcome Trust, heads this varied panel of eminent scientists in a lively discussion about making science relevant in schools. Discuss bringing science to life in the classroom with real life examples and the huge range of careers available for those who study science.

Followed by a complimentary drinks reception For more details contact Nicola Tuxworth

Education Contacts Philippa Claridge Education Manager philippa.claridge@cheltenhamfestivals.com 01242 775891 Nicola Tuxworth Education Co-ordinator nicola.tuxworth@cheltenhamfestivals.com 01242 775822

Dates for your diary Our education programme runs throughout all four Cheltenham Festivals and includes projects for schools and community groups, performances and events.

Budvar Cheltenham Jazz Festival

28 April - 4 May 2009

Cheltenham Science Festival

3 - 7 June 2009

Cheltenham Music Festival

3 - 18 July 2009

The Times Cheltenham Literature Festival

9 - 18 October 2009

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BOOKING FORM Why not book online at:

cheltenhamfestivals.com/education DON’T FORGET OUR KEY STAGE 3 DAY PACKAGES!!

SEE PAGE 3 FOR DETAILS

Your Name: School: Tel: Email:

Schools Programme BOOKING FORM FOR EVENTS AND EXPERITENT Date

Event number and title

Time

No. of pupils

Year group

No. of teachers

Cost

3 June

SS5 Chemistry with a BANG!

1.30pm

27

Y4

4

£108

TOTAL COST

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Discover Zone Date

Time Slot

Number of children

Number of teachers

10-11am 11am-12pm Wednesday 3 June

12-1pm 1-2pm 2-3pm 3-4pm 11am-12pm 12-1pm

Thursday 4 June

1-2pm 2-3pm 3-4pm 10-11am 11am-12pm

Friday 5 June

12-1pm 1-2pm 2-3pm 3-4pm

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