Raising the Grade: Science
Working together to improve GCSE grades
NTU's Raising the Grade Conferences are designed to raise GCSE attainment amongst grade 4/5 borderline learners from disadvantaged backgrounds
- From: Thursday 8 February 2018, 9.30 am
- To: Friday 9 February 2018, 3.30 am
- Registration: 9.30 am
- Location: Nottingham Conference Centre, Burton Street, Nottingham,
- Cost: THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
- Booking deadline: Friday 26 January 2018, 9.00 am
Event details
Pupils will attend highly interactive, confidence-building workshops which address particular aspects of the GCSE curriculum that they find challenging, often loosing marks.
Programme
- 9.30-9.45 Arrival and registration
- 9.50-10.05 Welcome
- 10.10-11 Session one
- 11-11.10 Break
- 11.15-12.05 Session two
- 12.10-1 Session three
- 1-1.40 Lunch
- 1.45-2.35 Session four
- 2.40-3.15 Reflection
Booking information
Maximum of 15 places per school
Location details
Address:
Nottingham
Parking:
City Centre street parking is limited, please see map for details. Pupils can be dropped off at the bus stops on South Sherwood Street where they will be met by NTU Student Ambassadors who will escort them to the Nottingham Conference Centre.
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