I’m always intrigued when people describe the Life Sciences UTC. My favourite one this week is ‘atypical’. We have an atypical admissions range, which means we only take students at the age of 14 or 16, rather than at 11 like the other secondary schools locally. We are proud to not be ‘representative of a …
This week, four Year 10 students attended a Unilever and All about STEM celebration and assessment day at Hulme Hall, Port Sunlight. Prior to the event, students were delighted to be invited to work on an influential and internationally recognised programme – the Unilever Bright Future project. Unilever Bright Future is a platform that helps …
Last weekend, we invited three hundred Cub Scouts from associations across the North West into the UTC for a day of workshops and activities. Staff, students and associates of the UTC planned and delivered the sessions, which challenged the Cub Scouts to complete mini-tasks that would allow them to achieve badges, such as astronomy, living …
On Tuesday 1st March Liverpool Life Sciences UTC hosted the 6th UTC Transmits Seminar – the first in the series for 2017. Presented at Edge Hill University, our Year 12 students took a trip over to the Ormskirk campus for an hour of talks from three key speakers – all professionals and academics stemming from …
This year’s British Science Week theme is ‘Change’. Students will be getting involved throughout the week on lessons revolving around ‘Change’ in their science lessons. Topics are wide, varying from genetics and evolution to chemical reactions and wave particle duality. Some of our Year 10 students will also be competing in the Royal Society of …
