Resources and information for existing SEAs

What can I do as a SEA?

Come out with our education staff when we do workshops in primary or secondary schools
In particular, we are running a new programme of primary school Science and Technology days, click here for more information
Respond to a request from a school on the current monthly opportunities list
Volunteer on events through your own workplace – open days, school visits, hosting a work experience student
Design your own talk or presentation for schools – we can offer you ideas and support for this
Borrow kit from us to take to a school
Design teaching resources about an area of the National Curriculum which teachers or other SEAs could use

Please remember:

To count as an ‘active’ SEA we ask that you do at least one activity in a 12 month period.
Please always complete a questionnaire and send it to Jo Hodges (see below) so we can be sure to record what you have been doing as a SEA

Case studies:

What are other SEAs up to? Take a look at these testimonials to find out…

Resources:

National SEAs Handbook
SEA induction slides
Presentations of lesson plans that other SEAs have successfully used and want to share
Hints and Tips - Things to consider when designing your own presentation or workshop
Feedback questionnaire – if you’ve been out to a school on your own we’d be grateful if you could complete one of these questionnaires.
Current monthly opportunities list.

There are other resources available on the STEMNET website. You need to Log On (contact Jo Hodges if you do not know your password)

Local SEAs contact (Milton Keynes, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire)
Jo Hodges,
The Oxford Trust,
Science Oxford,
1-5 London Place,
Oxford,
OX4 1BD.
Telephone: 01865 728953
Email: jo.hodges@oxtrust.org.uk

National SEAs contact:
Jemeela Quraishi,
National SEAs Manager
Telephone: 020 3206 0450
Email: Jemeela.quraishi@stemnet.org.uk