Enrichment Activities: Space travel and satellite communications
Enrich science and ICT with these activities that look at space travel and satellite communications, and invite pupils to make suggestions and offer solutions to hypothetical problems
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Enrichment Activities: Entertainment in the summer holidays
This week's enrichment activities explore ways to entertain pupils in their holidays, and consider whether video games are a good source of entertainment for young people
Enrichment Activities: Environmentally friendly bicycles and lawn mowers
This week's enrichment activities look at environmentally friendly alternatives to transport and grounds maintenance
Enrichment Activities: Sportswear design and the use of slang
These enrichment activities focus on design, psychology and communication, looking at sportswear innovation and the use of slang
Enrichment Activities: Finding the centre and mapping the future
These enrichment activities focus on geography and maths, looking at mapping the landscape and finding the centre.
Enrichment Activities: The London Olympics and aerial pathways
These enrichment activities encourage pupils to apply logical thought to real life situations, to learn the benefits of considered evaluation.
Enrichment Activities: Managing sunlight and saving buildings
One of these enrichment activities looks at global warming, the other at endangered buildings
Enrichment Activities: Currency and minority languages
These enrichment activities encourage pupils think creatively and apply their learning to two different situations involving economics and minority languages
Enrichment Activities: Thinking about bereavement; designing homes
Thinking about death with secondary students, and imagining flying homes with primary pupils
Enrichment Activities: Fossils and green energy
These enrichment activities get pupils to think about unusual animals and ways of converting natural power into electricity
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