CREST awards and Children's University
Our Science activities have been validated by the Children's University
What is CREST
CREST and Children's University
CREST is a nationally recognised scheme that inspires young people to think and behave like scientists and engineers by completing work and activities in the STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and maths).
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CREST Star and Super Star introduces children to hands on, independent and collaborative investigative learning.
They support and encourage students' to solve real-life STEM challenges through practical investigation and discussion.
KEY OBJECTIVES
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Real world content
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Problem solving
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Independent working
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Decision making
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Practical hands on investigations and challenges
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Reflective practice
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Reporting and communicating
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. CREST is a scheme that encourages young people to think and act like scientists and engineers. To achieve a CREST Award, students complete handson projects to suit their abilities, interests and age groups.
Have children take part in a CREST Award. CREST is a scheme that encourages young people to think and act like scientists and engineers. Children can complete eight activities to achieve a Star Award, which will see them receive a certificate and badge. Look out for the CREST logo to see which activities can be put towards a CREST Award. Older children could also work towards a higher-level CREST Award. Take a look at the different CREST Star
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Our Science activities have been validated by the Children's University
CREST STAR
5-7
Children take on the role of investigators. British Science Association’s Star Award over a two term period (children must complete 8 sessions). Children will then achieve their award having met the objectives.
Hands on, best form of investigation and research.
CREST SUPER STAR
7-11
Children take on the role of investigators. British Science Association’s Super Star Award over a two term period (children must complete 8 sessions). Children will then achieve their award having met the objectives.
