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Demo Day returns for British Science Week

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British Science Week takes place in March, with a key aspect of the celebrations being Demo Day 2016. We look at how schools might get involved

Running from March 11 to 20, British Science Week is a 10-day celebration bringing together schools, professionals and communities across the UK.

The aim is to promote education, entertainment and engagement in all things STEM.

Organised by the British Science Association (BSA), the week is funded by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.

Events can be organised by anyone. Organisers usually include teachers, community group leaders, researchers, students, professionals and others.

The BSA offers a range of free activity ideas and free support is given for events of all sizes. This month sees the launch of the 2016 activity pack, containing curriculum-linked resources for key stages 2 to 5. This joins a library of resources that can be found on the British Science Week website (see further information for all links).

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