University Event

Year 12 Summer School in Physics - Non Residential

University event offered by St Mary’s University, Twickenham

Event Summary:

The programme aims to provide students with knowledge of what physics in particular applied physics is Sessions will include 'Cosmology and Astrophysics: New discoveries and challenges' and 'Physics what's it all About?.' Also visiting the National Physics Laboratory, career planning and the chance to sample University life here on campus.

Full Event Details:

The Summer School is open to Year 12 students from non-selective UK Schools/Colleges and particularly:

Those from lower socio economic groups
Those attending Roman Catholic schools in under-represented areas
Those who have disabilities or specific learning disabilities
Those attending vocational courses in schools and colleges
'Looked after children' in the care system
Those from low participation areas

The Year 12 Summer School in Physics will allows students to gain a better knowledge of the pathways that stem from the subject and a deeper understanding of studing physics at university. Additionally, participants will benefit from meeting with students from other backgrounds.

Suitable For:

Bookings by Teachers for Key Stage 5 (Students aged 16-18)
Individuals (Enquiry not required to be through a school)

Duration:

2-4 Days

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Why St Mary’s?

Teaching is in our DNA. St Mary’s was founded in 1850 to train teachers in educating poor children in London. We have been recognised for our teaching excellence; Teaching at St Mary’s has been granted a Silver award within the Teacher Excellence Framework. Both our Primary and Secondary Initial Teaching Education programmes were judged by Ofsted to be ‘Outstanding’. St Mary’s is also rated as one of the top three universities for sport in England (Which? 2019) and we are no.1 in London for course and teaching satisfaction (Guardian University Guide 2020). St Mary’s is just half an hour by train from the heart of London – students have a dynamic, bustling city centre on their doorstep. We also play an active and important part of our local community, which provides a huge number of services and entertainment to suit all students.

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