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    Hi Rob & Ken



    a) STEMNET used to provide a very useful guide to curriculum levels/attainment as part of their STEM Ambassador induction training, I'll have a look around and see if I can find it. I don't know whether anyone other than teachers can be clear about exactly what students should know at any stage, but I'll have a look around for you.



    b)  I second Ken's point about STEMNET - your local Contract Holder undoubtedly has information on schools and may be able to share some of the detail with you about particular schools, particularly if they're trying to link schools to individual STEM Ambassadors, as some are. 



    c) Again echoing Ken, I can recommend STEMNetworking, the area for STEM Ambassadors and Contract Holders to share their projects. There are lots of tried and tested activities here. 



    You might also like to join the Schools Liaison Community - there are lots of Schools Liaison Officers and STEM ambassadors there to share this type of discussion, and some members have uploaded activity ideas here as well.



    Best regards

    Evanna 
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    Hi Rob & Ken



    a) STEMNET used to provide a very useful guide to curriculum levels/attainment as part of their STEM Ambassador induction training, I'll have a look around and see if I can find it. I don't know whether anyone other than teachers can be clear about exactly what students should know at any stage, but I'll have a look around for you.



    b)  I second Ken's point about STEMNET - your local Contract Holder undoubtedly has information on schools and may be able to share some of the detail with you about particular schools, particularly if they're trying to link schools to individual STEM Ambassadors, as some are. 



    c) Again echoing Ken, I can recommend STEMNetworking, the area for STEM Ambassadors and Contract Holders to share their projects. There are lots of tried and tested activities here. 



    You might also like to join the Schools Liaison Community - there are lots of Schools Liaison Officers and STEM ambassadors there to share this type of discussion, and some members have uploaded activity ideas here as well.



    Best regards

    Evanna 
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