Stemtech conference 2015 programme

2nd Annual STEMtechConference & Showcase 2015

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STEM education continues to dominate the skills agenda, with more and more employers joining the debate on how we develop and prepare our young people to address the looming skills gap. The issue is not just an educational one - it’s obvious from a number of recently published reports that collaboration between industry, education institutions and policy makers is the only way we are going to create real sustainable change.

There are many inspiring examples of schools, colleges and employers undertaking targeted initiatives to encourage and support students through their initial study choices and into careers in STEM. We have a raft of exciting initiatives, global challenges and true collaborations that are making a difference, however there is still cause for concern. Too many students bypass STEM subjects at school, notably at A level, and notably girls. Of those that take STEM-related degrees, too many then drop out of the follow-on careers. The question is, what to do about it?

The STEMtech Conference and Showcase 2015 will bring together educators, industry leaders and policy makers and will be welcoming representatives from a diverse range of organisations and hearing about how these organisations are helping to drive STEM learning initiatives and innovations.

Tina LucasFounder and CEO, STEMtech

Roland Meredith Chair, STEMtech

Your hosts for the day

Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE Commissioner, UK Commission for Employment and Skills

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Contents

Keynote Speakers 5

Seminar Speakers 7

The Big Debate 15

Agenda 16

Exhibitors 20

2nd Annual STEMtech Conference & Showcase 2015 3

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LEGO, the LEGO logo and MINDSTORMS are trademarks of the LEGO Group. ©2015 The LEGO Group.

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“ The STEMtech Conference provides a terrific forum to explore important STEM supply and demand issues”

Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE, Commissioner, UK Commission for Employment and Skills

DELIVER THE COMPUTING CURRICULUM with LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Education EV3

Get hands-on at stand

F25

EV3 Programming App is available from summer 2015.

LEGO, the LEGO logo and MINDSTORMS are trademarks of the LEGO Group. ©2015 The LEGO Group.

Online: LEGOeducation.co.uk/MINDSTORMSPhone: 0800 334 5346Email: [email protected] Twitter: @LEGOeducationUK #IGNITElearning

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“ Boeing in the UK is proud of its strong record in encouraging young people to study STEM subjects and we are looking forward to showcasing our innovative Schools Build-a-Plane Challenge at the STEMtech conference”

Sir Michael Arthur, President,

Boeing UK and Ireland

Sir Michael ArthurPresident, Boeing UK and IrelandSir Michael Arthur has been President of Boeing UK & Ireland since 2014, responsible for coordinating all Boeing business activities in those countries, including driving the company’s Corporate Citizenship strategy, which focuses on encouraging young people to participate in STEM education.

Keynote Speakers

Dr Deirdre Hughes OBECommissioner, UK Commission forEmployment and Skills

Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE, is Chair of a Senior Advisory Body promoting the new ‘Core Maths Support Programme for post-16 students’ in England. In addition to her role at UKCES she is an Associate Fellow at the Institute for Employment Research. She was Chair of the National Careers Council in England from 2012-2014.

Opening Keynote Plenary Keynote

A STEM Education Revolution

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René LydiksenMD, Lego Education UKRené has served a variety of leadership roles in global premium brands and also has in depth experience in political environments. His achievements have led to key notes in influential places including Downing Street and Google.

Gill CollinsonHead, National STEM CentreGill leads the team at the National STEM Centre in York, ensuring it retains and develops its position as a leading source of school STEM resources and support. Gill has experience in STEM education and has also worked in engineering, manufacturing, and skills and employment strategy.

Mark DaweChief Executive, OCRMark has a wealth of experience across a broad spectrum in the education field including as a school governor, Vice Chair, Principal and Chief Executive. He was appointed Chief Executive of OCR in 2010. Prior to this Mark served in FE Strategy at the Department of Education and Skills.

Mike BrownDirector, Academic Programmes, Siemens PLMMike has global responsibility for the creation, development, implementation and management of the Siemens PLM Academic Programme. Prior to this, Mike’s engineering career saw him working on many cutting-edge projects. He has been involved in other academic programmes working with government, teachers, and associations in various countries.

Keynote Speakers

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Look what you could win…UK National Champions will win: A place to represent the UK at the 2016

F1 in Schools World Finals. A Denford 3 Axis CNC Router for their school, a

prize worth over £10,000 Two £5000/year bursaries for a Mechanical

Engineering degree course at University College London Tickets to the 2016 Formula 1®. British Grand

Prix at Silverstone. An exclusive F1® Team Factory Tour.

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Jenny Body OBEPresident, Royal Aeronautical Society Jenny has been President of the Royal Aeronautical Society since 2013, when she became its first-ever female President. Jenny has had a long and distinguished career in the aerospace industry and works tirelessly as an active supporter of STEM development in schools.

Seminar Speakers

Look what you could win…UK National Champions will win: A place to represent the UK at the 2016

F1 in Schools World Finals. A Denford 3 Axis CNC Router for their school, a

prize worth over £10,000 Two £5000/year bursaries for a Mechanical

Engineering degree course at University College London Tickets to the 2016 Formula 1®. British Grand

Prix at Silverstone. An exclusive F1® Team Factory Tour.

f1inschools.co.uk

Register up to 3 teams now for the F1 in Schools 2015 -16 UK Regional Finals at f1inschools.co.uk

Registration is free, so go on, get involved in the world’s most exciting STEM competition.

PLAN|DESIGNANALYSE|MAKETEST|RACE

Are your students ready for the challenge?

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Like us @F1inSchoolsLtdUK

Join us F1 in Schools Alumni Group

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Stephen DistonHead of Sciences and ICT, OCRStephen leads a team of subject specialists with responsibility for developing new qualifications and supporting teaching and learning. Before joining OCR, he taught secondary science and A level Physics. Stephen has also worked as a consultant engineer, mainly in the oil and gas industry.

Martin WebberSector Specialist STEM, OCRMartin is a specialist in engineering and STEM related subjects who works with schools, colleges and employers to ensure OCR provides the most effective qualification and curriculum. A time-served engineering apprentice, Martin has lectured in engineering and related subjects as well as holding management posts.

Rushpal BihalSTEM Centre Manager, Barking & Dagenham CollegeRushpal is the driving force behind the Gazelle Regional STEM Centre at Barking & Dagenham College. She leads a diverse team of skilled and knowledgeable staff, who deliver innovative STEM activities and experiences to local Primary school children and students at Barking & Dagenham College.


Seminar Speakers

Rebecca BroadbentProject Manager, Women Engineering Society (WES)Rebecca has worked with many schools, charities, festivals and organisations to promote engineering. In 2014 Rebecca took on the role of Project Manager for the Women’s Engineering Society’s Magnificent Women and Their Flying Machines outreach activity.

Philemon BurneyConsultant

Philemon has 10 years’ experience teaching ICT in Primary and Secondary settings.

David FullerConsultant

David has 20 years’ experience teaching STEM subjects in state and independent sector schools.

Tablet Academy Tablet Zone

Ed LongChair of the Association of Liberal Democrat Engineers, Team Science

Ed Long is the campaign organiser for Team Science, a campaign seeking to raise the profile of STEM policy in the Liberal Democrat party and to elect six Liberal Democrat candidates with science and engineering backgrounds in May 2015.

Alan LazellSTEM Project Coordinator, Barking & Dagenham CollegeAlan has facilitated the build and commissioning of the regional Gazelle STEM Centre, including a specialist mechatronics academy. Originally a D&T teacher, Alan’s previous roles include schools lead for the Technology Enhancement Programme and Head of service for skills, learning and employment in a London borough.


Claire BaldwinFMSP Central Coordinator, HE Liaison and Gender Issues, MEI - Further Maths Support Programme An experienced teacher, Claire joined the FMSP in 2014 and has worked on a range of projects to increase girls’ participation in A level Mathematics and Further Mathematics. She also works with Universities to encourage Mathematics through entry requirements.

Paul McKnightHead of Operations UK & Ireland, VEX RoboticsPaul has been responsible for the VEX Robotics brand since its UK launch 3 years ago. This includes overseeing the development of partnerships with organisations and companies such as Engineering UK, The Royal Academy of Engineering, The Design & Technology Association, Rapid Education & National Grid.

Mike WestlakeHead of Education UK & Ireland, AutodeskAs Education Manager, Mike is tasked with helping assist all educational institutions, teachers and students since the launch of Free Autodesk software, worldwide, for Education. He is an experienced Mechanical Design Engineer and Project Manager.

Julie CollinsEducation Liaison Manager, RenishawJulie has worked with Renishaw to improve the pipeline for young people choosing engineering as a career and hopefully choosing Renishaw as their destination. The company has successfully tripled apprentice applications and now has four times as many graduate applications.


Chris WoodVice Principal, Preston’s CollegeChris is responsible for all of the delivery mechanisms at Preston’s College. He is committed to the view that education needs a fair degree of ‘reinvention’ in the UK and that a skills-based approach (and not an obsession with qualifications) is the key to narrowing the skills gap.

Andrew GadsdonLearning and Development Manager, Preston’s CollegeAndrew has a passion for challenging the damaging status quo in educational delivery that is not adequately preparing learners for work. A keen maker, he advocates that STEM skills should not just be the reserve of those studying STEM subjects.

Debbie ForsterUK Managing Director, CDI, Apps for GoodNamed by Computer Weekly as one of the “25 Most Influential Women in UK IT for 2014,” Debbie led the roll-out of the Apps for Good programme in the UK. She has over 20 years of education experience, including in education strategy and as a headteacher.

Seminar Speakers


Tony Moloney Head of Education & Skills, National GridTony leads National Grid’s education and skills investment, to promote engineering and thought leadership on education policy, stimulate interest in STEM and inspire the next generation to take up careers that will benefit them, the UK and National Grid.


Martin WesleyDirector, Sphere ScienceIn 2000 Martin co-founded Sphere Science, whose work includes science workshops, science clubs, teacher training, Inset/CPD and working with industry to provide STEM activities as part of their community engagement. Prior to this Martin worked as a chemistry teacher, examiner and tutor for the Open University.

David LakinUK & International Project Manager, Engineering In MotionDavid is responsible for running F1 in Schools, Jaguar Primary School Challenge and Land Rover 4x4 in Schools in the UK and internationally. David has a background in engineering with experience in industry (Caterpillar) and STEM education.

Professor Peter MainDirector of Education and Science, Institute of PhysicsProfessor Peter Main worked at the University of Nottingham for more than twenty years, the last two as Head of the School of Physics and Astronomy. He moved to the IOP in 2002 and until 2014, was Director of Education and Science.

Natasha PlaisterProject Coordinator (Improving Gender Balance),

Institute of PhysicsSince 2010, Natasha has worked at the IOP as a project coordinator in the education department, focussing on supporting schools to promote gender equity in a whole school context, and to raise awareness of gender issues with respect to the teaching of physics.

Selwyn van ZellerOwner, Maths & Science in a SuitcaseAn experienced science communicator, Selwyn recently set up a travelling hands-on science and maths roadshow – Science in a Suitcase and Maths in a Suitcase. His suitcases unpack to transform an average school hall into a science centre where every class can visit.

“ I attended the 2014 STEMtech Conference and was very impressed with both the programme and the quality of speakers”

Ian Nichol, National STEM Development Manager,Career Academies UK (Career Ready)

Douglas ButlerDirector, iCT training Centre, OundleDouglas is a former Chairman of MEI, a leading UK curriculum development project, and a school Head of Mathematics. He works now as a conference speaker, author (Autograph Mathematics and Autograph for Tablets) as well as maintaining the TSM Resources site and organising TSM workshops for teachers.

Seminar Speakers


Dale LaneSoftware Developer, IBMDale has been a software developer for IBM for over ten years, most recently developing IBM Watson: a cognitive computing system renowned for winning the $1 million top prize on the US TV quiz show Jeopardy against two of the show’s grand masters.


Louis CoiffaitCEO, NAHT EdgeLouis is particularly interested in education policy, innovation and technology. He has over 10 years’ experience in education,

most recently as head of research in the Pearson Think Tank and in the office of the chief education advisor.

Ian NicholNational STEM Development Manager, Career Academies (‘Career Ready’)

Career Academies is a national charity that

links schools and colleges with employers to prepare young people for work. Before moving into the charity sector Ian worked in further education as a lecturer and in managerial roles for over 25 years.

Ian ParryVice Principal, Liverpool Life Sciences UTC

The Liverpool Life Sciences UTC opened in 2013 specialising in Sciences and Healthcare

and works closely with local employers to create the next generation of scientists, healthcare practitioners, engineers and entrepreneurs. It was awarded NEF STEM Assured Status in 2014.

Cherry RidgwayCurriculum and Assessment Specialist, ASCL

ASCL is a professional organisation representing 18,000

head teachers, and other school and college leaders, throughout England. Prior to ASCL Cherry was a secondary school head teacher at two schools. Before teaching, Cherry worked in a range of scientific laboratories.

Lindsay McCurdyCEO, Apprenticeships 4 England

Lindsay is currently the driving force for Apprenticeships 4 England’s mission to

continue the growth of quality apprenticeships in England and host a platform for the sharing of best practice information, creating a more proficient and sustainable economy through apprenticeships.

Alan LazellSTEM Project Coordinator, Barking & Dagenham College

Alan has facilitated the build and commissioning of

the regional Gazelle STEM Centre, including a specialist mechatronics academy. Originally a D&T teacher, Alan’s previous roles include schools lead for the Technology Enhancement Programme and Head of service for skills, learning and employment in a London borough.


Agenda

9.00amRegistration for Main Conference opens

9.45amOpening Keynote (Whittle Room)Sir Michael Arthur, President, Boeing UK and Ireland

10.00amMain Conference (Whittle Room)Tomorrow’s Growth, Today’s Challenge - The role of Education in supporting the Growing Skills Gap.

The importance of developing Technical literacy

Mike Brown, Director of Global Academic Programmes, Siemens

Putting qualifications in their placeMark Dawe, Chief Executive, OCR

The changing landscape of education - developing hands on skills, creativity and problem solving

Dr René Lydiksen, MD, LEGO Education Europe

Delivering system and organisation wide change

Gill Collinson, Head, National STEM Centre

“ Engineering is designing the future. We need to capture the imagination and attention of inquisitive bright young minds and show them that they can play a part in shaping how the world is going to be”

Tony Moloney,Head of Education & Skills, National Grid Plc

Whittle Room

Fleming Room

Fleming Room

Benjamin Britten Lounge (BBL)

Tablet Zone Benjamin Britten Lounge (BBL)

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11.00am - 11.50amSeminarsSeminars will be provided by a range of academic and inspirational speakers and presenters and will include real life examples of projects, initiatives and studies from around the UK and overseas.

Schools Build-a-Plane Challenge Sir Michael Arthur, President, Boeing UK and Ireland

Jenny Body, President, Royal Aeronautical Society

Embedding a STEM vision in a qualifications driven curriculum

Stephen Diston Head of Sciences and ICT, OCR

Martin Webber Sector Specialist STEM, OCR

Skills Development through STEM and Entrepreneurialism - Does it work?

Rushpal Bihal, STEM Centre Manager, Barking & Dagenham College

Alan Lazell, STEM Project Coordinator, Barking & Dagenham College

Women in STEM: Advice, Encouragement, Successes

Rebecca Broadbent, Project Manager, Women Engineering Society (WES)

Utilising Office 365 for STEM subjects Philemon Burney & David Fuller, Tablet

Academy Ltd

11.50am – 12.40pmSeminars

Making STEM a priority for Political Parties

Ed Long, Chair of the Association of Lib Dem Engineers, Liberal Democrats Team Science

The Participation of girls in Mathematics and Further Mathematics

Claire Baldwin, FMSP Central Coordinator, MEI - Further Maths Support Programme

Exploring the Pedagogy of Robotics, Programming & CAD within STEM Teaching

Paul McKnight, Head of Operations UK & Ireland, VEX Robotics

Mike Westlake, Head of Education UK & Ireland, Autodesk

Renishaw’s Approach to Education Engagement

Julie Collins, Education Liaison Manager, Renishaw

iPad Apps for STEM - a tour of engaging iPad Apps for teaching STEM subjects

Philemon Burney & David Fuller, Tablet Academy Ltd

12.40pmLUNCH and EXHIBITION

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Agenda

1.30pm – 2.20pmSeminars

Companies’ concerns over engineering recruits, the role businesses play in sparking STEM interest in schools and inspiring the next generation to take up careers in engineering

Tony Moloney, Head of Education & Skills, National Grid Plc

A vision of iSTEM to unlock the ‘hidden engineer’ in all learners!

Chris Wood, Vice Principal, Preston’s College

Andrew Gadsdon, Learning and Development manager, Preston’s College

Technology in STEM Debbie Forster, Managing Director,

Apps for Good

Do, Think and Learn - Bringing STEM to the Classroom

Martin Wesley, Director, Sphere Science

Computing in Secondary Schools - from programming robots to building apps


2.20pm – 3.10pmSeminars

Engineering in Motion Challenges: F1 in Schools, Land Rover 4x4 in Schools and Jaguar Primary School Challenge

David Lakin, UK & International Project Manager, Engineering in Motion

Challenging Gender Stereotypes in Schools & Girls into STEM: Myths and Prejudice

Professor Peter Main, Director of Education and Science, Institute of Physics

Natasha Plaister, Project Coordinator (Improving Gender Balance) Institute of Physics

Cognitive Computing and the Skills Implications for the Next Generation of Computer Scientists

Dale Lane, Software Developer, IBM

Using web resources to inspire and motivate young mathematicians

Douglas Butler, Director, iCT training Centre, Oundle

Is there still a place for reality? Selwyn van Zeller, Owner of Maths &

Science in a Suitcase

One Note and Office Mix - free cross - platform solutions for teaching STEM


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3.20pmPlenary Keynote (Whittle Room)A journey of discovery: Signal failure?Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE, Commissioner,

UK Commission for Employment and Skills

3.40pmThe Big Debate

The future of STEM Learning and Teaching

Panel Members include:

Cherry Ridgway, Curriculum and Assessment specialist, Association of School and College Leavers (ASCL)

Ian Nichol, The National STEM Development Manager, Careers Academy (Soon to be Career Ready)

Ian Parry, Vice Principal, Liverpool Life Sciences UTC

Louis Coiffait, CEO, NAHT Edge

Lindsay McCurdy, CEO, Apprenticeships 4 England

Alan Lazell, STEM Project Coordinator, Barking & Dagenham College

“ The UK economy needs a strong and modern STEM workforce and education is where the focus needs to be”

Mike Brown, Director of Academic Programmes, Siemens PLM

Whittle Room

Fleming Room

Fleming Room

Benjamin Britten Lounge (BBL)

Tablet Zone Benjamin Britten Lounge (BBL)

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TZ


Exhibitors

LEGO EducationSTEM teaching resourceswww.education.lego.com At LEGO Education, we believe we require more progressive, creative approaches in the classroom - delivering inspirational lessons and approaching STEM and other subjects in enjoyable and engaging ways.

F25

F1 in SchoolsSTEM initiativewww.f1inschools.comF1 in Schools is a not-for-profit organisation totally committed to providing an exciting yet challenging educational experience through the magnetic appeal of Formula 1®, motorsport and automotive engineering. This exciting education initiative can be used as an education tool to engage students in STEM subjects giving them and their teacher the opportunity to develop key skills such as communication, presenting and team work which will form the foundation of their future career path.

F1

OCR (Oxford Cambridge and RSA examinations)Awarding Bodywww.ocr.org.ukOCR is a leading UK awarding body operating a non-for-profit organisation. We develop our qualifications in partnership with teachers, industry leaders and government to support education in ways which enable all learners to reach their full potential.

Oxford Cambridge and RSA

F20

AutodeskSoftware providerwww.autodesk.com/designthefutureAutodesk are the world leader in Design, Engineering & Creative software, which is freely available for schools, teachers and students.

VEX RoboticsManufacturer of Educational Productswww.vexrobotics.comVEX Robotics offers a comprehensive learning platform from Primary right up to University through the VEX IQ and VEX EDR products – each with FREE curriculum, FREE CAD links with Autodesk and FREE programming software.

F21


AQAAcademic Qualifications

Providerwww.aqa.org.uk

F2

Association of School and College LeadersProfessional association

and trade unionwww.ascl.org.uk

F33

FESTOEngineering companywww.festo.comFesto Didactic has over 40 years experience in developing solutions for education and training across a broad spectrum of engineering and technology. This expertise and experience puts us in a unique position to support education into the future as the demand for specialist training continues to grow rapidly. We offer learning systems to schools, UTCs, colleges, universities & industry.

F6

Architecture WorkshopsEducational activitieswww.architectureworkshops.org

B5

CLEAPPSSSTEM advisory servicewww.cleappss.org.uk

F11/F14

eteachOnline education

recruitment servicewww.eteach.com

F5

Aspire EducationSpecialist Recruitment and Consultancy Company working within the education sectorwww.aspire-education.org

Please see the separate floorplan for exhibitors’ stand location details.


Exhibitors

Practical ActionRegistered UK Charitywww.practicalaction.org

B16

Mathematics in Education and IndustryMaths charitywww.mei.org.uk

B15

Lucas-NülleTraining systems and

education equipmentwww.lucas-nuelle.com

F9

Loreto GrammarCatholic Girls

Grammar Schoolwww.loretogrammar.co.uk

B24

Liverpool Life Sciences UTCSpecialist Science &

Healthcare schoolwww.lifesciencesutc.co.uk

B23

GCSEPodLearning resourceswww.gcsepod.com

F34

National STEM centreSupporter of STEM educationwww.nationalstemcentre.org.uk

F31

Millom SchoolSecondary schoolwww.millom.cumbria.sch.uk

B22

NAHT EdgeProfessional association and

union membershipwww.naht.org.uk

F13


Technopop LtdSTEM education eventswww.technopop.co.uk

F19The Resource People LtdA leading provider of training, consultancyand recruitment in the education sectorwww.theresourcepeople.co.uk

Stride Education3D Learningwww.strideeducation.co.uk

B11

Science CouncilProfessional membership

organisationwww.sciencecouncil.org

F7

TTSEducational resourceswww.tts-group.co.uk

F16

Youth Employment UKCampaigning and

membership organisationwww.yeuk.org.uk

B6

Project Management InstituteProfessional membership

associationwww.pmi.org

F32

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