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For the third year running, Professor Brian Cox is offering to give the science lesson of a lifetime to one lucky class. It is all aimed at promoting the Big Bang UK Young Scientists and Engineers Fair, which takes place from March 14 to 17 next year.

For the third year running, Professor Brian Cox is offering to give the science lesson of a lifetime to one lucky class.

It is all aimed at promoting the Big Bang UK Young Scientists and Engineers Fair, which takes place from March 14 to 17 next year.

Teachers or students can enter their class into the prize draw with the winning lesson taking place on February 6 next year.

Prof Cox’s “mind-blowing space workshop” will explore everything from the Big Bang and black holes to extraterrestrial life. The lesson also aims to show just how important maths and science subjects are.

Earlier this year, students from Morley Academy in Leeds, who won the competition last year, were whisked off to the Jodrell Bank observatory in Cheshire – home of the gigantic Lovell telescope – for a lesson on the wonders of the universe.

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