Participation

The following resources aim to help students increase participation in classroom activities, relating to advanced manufacturing careers.

Program Ideas

Looking for inspiration on programs you can run in your school? Take a look at these examples and case studies from other schools.

Class Guides, Tools & Programs

Closing the E-Loop: Teaching Circular Economy for Secondary provided by Cool.Org
Plastic Pipes and the Circular Economy Education Resources provided by Cool.Org
Engineering your Future an initiative by YEAR13
BOC Chemistry Gas Guide for Year 11 Students & Teachers
Work Experience Guide for Employers
Structured Workplace Learning - Student Handbook
Booklet: Be Work Ready - Getting the right job and keeping it
World of Drones and Robotics Teacher Pack
Includes access to online workshops, drones and robotics instructions, links to preferred suppliers and catered content that fits in with the national curriculum.
STEM and STEAM Teaching Resources provided by Cool.Org
Visy - Improving Recycling Practices | Cool.org
Visy Glass - The Chemistry of Glass Recycling | Cool.org

Arduino Learning

Arduino® is an open source hardware and software prototyping environment, but what does this mean? Open source means that the boards and programs have been developed by a community of people who are passionate about building their own ideas into projects, but also are willing to share their knowledge, designs, code and skills with other like-minded people.

Access a kit of shared resources, examples and project ideas to help you develop and learn. You can find out more at the Arduino® website: www.arduino.cc.

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