The Greater Manchester STEM Centre

STEM Greater Manchester
About Us
Who are we?
STEM Centre Aims
Science in the News
SPECIAL OFFER FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS
Courses
Classroom Activities
School Based Activities
BORIS - The MEGA Molecule
National Schemes
Equipment
Universe Awareness
TOYS
Eduspace
Cosmos Resource Bank
Galileo Teacher Training
Robotics
Knex-shop
Site Map
How to Find Us
Contact Us
IET Faraday
Past Events
NW Regional Big Bang
CREST Star Investigators

WHO ARE WE?

In 2003 The Greater Manchester STEM Centre ( formely known as SETPOINT Greater Manchester) became a co-founding partner of the North West Science Learning Centre. This is based at Manchester Metropolitan University and involves St Martin's College of HE in Lancaster.

We offer a service to all schools and colleges in Greater Manchester. We are able to visit schools and colleges to give advice on the best ways to proceed with Education – Business link activities.

Schools may also join us as subscribing members for which they receive a raft of discounted services – or buy into in-service courses or pupil activities on a pay-as-you-go basis.

Services:

• Promoting Science, Engineering, Technology and Mathematics
• In-service provision for teachers and technicians
• Advice on appropriate activities
• CREST
• Nuffield Sixth Form Bursaries
• Equipment
Technology Challenge
• Joule Boxes
• Road shows and presentations
• Consultancy
• Access to national schemes – British Association CREST and CREST*Schemes
• Out of school learning
• Gifted and Talented support
• Developing skills in Science, Design and Technology
• Electronics and Robotics
• Science is Fun activities
• Mobile Planetarium

Universe Awareness - Astronomy and Space Science master-classes for ages 4 - 16 

• Pre and post OFSTED support and follow up

 

The Greater Manchester STEM Centre

The University of Salford

First Floor, Business House
University Road
Salford
M5 4WT

Tel. 0161 295 2602
Fax. 0161 295 2655
Email. stemsalford@aol.com

SETPOINT Greater Manchester is a Registered Education Charity (No. 1040251)