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| Tuesday 11 May 2021 | UNIVERSITY APPLICATIONS - WRITING PERSONAL STATEMENTS AND PREPARING FOR INTERVIEWS (1) (Year 12) | Details |
| Tuesday 15 June 2021 | MAGIC MOLECULES: THE MAGIC OF OXYGEN (Year 9, Year 10 & Year 11) | Details |
| Tuesday 22 June 2021 | UNIVERSITY APPLICATIONS - WRITING PERSONAL STATEMENTS AND PREPARING FOR INTERVIEWS (2) (Year 12) | Details |
| Autumn Term 2021 | PROGRAMME FOR THE AUTUMN TERM 2021 A Programme Summary will be posted by 10 July 2021 The Autumn Term Meetings will also be On-Line |
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This Presentation is being given on-line "UNIVERSITY APPLICATIONS - WRITING PERSONAL STATEMENTS AND PREPARING FOR INTERVIEWS"  Personal statements within UCAS applications are your opportunity to describe yourself, your passion for your subject and why you would make an excellent student. Dr Wright will use his many years of experience to describe what makes a good personal statement and how to decide on what to include. For those applying for courses with interview selection, he will also cover how to prepare for interviews and what interviewers are really looking for. Dr Adrian Wright is the Senior Admissions Tutor and Reader in Inorganic Chemistry at the School of Chemistry, University of Birmingham. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He has over 10 years experience in University Admissions, both at subject level and across the University. REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN To Register, click HERE. |
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(Year 9, Year 10 and Year 11 students) (Jointly organised with the University of Birmingham, the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Association for Science Education) This Presentation is being given on-line "MAGIC MOLECULES: THE MAGIC OF OXYGEN"  Presented by Dr Mike Batham and Dr Rob Janes, Open University The Magic of Oxygen is all about the weird and wonderful properties of atoms and molecules, and one of the most important molecules is oxygen. You can expect a few flashes and bangs along the way as some explosive mixtures are conjured up as our presenters entertain you with a light-hearted look at the work of scientists such as Boyle, Newton and Priestley, and recreate some of their experiments in unusual ways. Plenty of bizarre and often unpredictable experiments are included, such as . How to find a genie in a teapot . How to make toothpaste for an elephant . An extraordinary use for marshmallows, and . How to make fire from water. REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN To Register, click HERE. |
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This Presentation is being given on-line "UNIVERSITY APPLICATIONS - WRITING PERSONAL STATEMENTS AND PREPARING FOR INTERVIEWS" Personal statements within UCAS applications are your opportunity to describe yourself, your passion for your subject and why you would make an excellent student. Dr Wright will use his many years of experience to describe what makes a good personal statement and how to decide on what to include. For those applying for courses with interview selection, he will also cover how to prepare for interviews and what interviewers are really looking for. Dr Adrian Wright is the Senior Admissions Tutor and Reader in Inorganic Chemistry at the School of Chemistry, University of Birmingham. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He has over 10 years experience in University Admissions, both at subject level and across the University. REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN To Register, click HERE. |