Parent Carer Session at Arbroath High School

Sat 6 Jun 2020 | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.


Organizer

Arbroath High School

Keptie Road
Arbroath
DD11 3EN

Tel: 01241 438300

Event location

Jonathan Reeve

Chartered Architect at VOIGT Architects Limited. ARB RIAS RIBA
Voigt Architects Limited


I am a chartered Architect since 2005 and currently work for the award winning Voigt Architects in … Read more

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Suzie Repova MSEd. RBT

Let's start teaching, achieving and have fun
Catesbi Community Interest Company


Training for parents and professionals, ABA classroom in Scotland, ABA dissemination, Working w… Read more

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Hilary Roberts

Manager at Dundee and Angus Developing The Young Workforce
Dundee And Angus Developing The Young Workforce


Leading the team at DYW Dundee & Angus to bring employers and education together. We prepare young … Read more

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David W J Millar

Technology Accelerator Director at The Oil & Gas Technology Centre
The Oil & Gas Technology Centre Limited


Highly motivated Innovation, Continuous Improvement and Organisational Learning Leader and Subject … Read more

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About the Business Leaders

These business leaders have been chosen because their companies are growing quickly. Combined they employ 7+ people.

About the teacher and students

The event was created by Mel Richards for 450 students at Arbroath High School aged Age 6 - 15.

Event description

Angus STEM Festival

We are looking for interactive workshops with activities the public can take part in so they can find out about your organisation and STEM in general.

The purpose of this family festival is to raise aspirations towards, and interest in STEM across Angus. The festival links strongly to ‘Developing the Young Workforce’ and as such this is a great opportunity to inspire Angus learners towards a career in STEM.

We have a loose theme of ‘Learning for Sustainability’ should you be able to link this to a workshop.

Last year the festival was visited by 400 people.

Does this sound like something you could support?


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