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View all the resources for the #DigiInventors Challenge - Primary School Edition.
We have worked with Raising Aspirations In Science Education (RAiSE) and the City of Glasgow College to develop a suite of teaching resources, that link with Second Level CfE outcomes, and can be delivered in a block of lessons in the classroom.
Primary school pupils will learn entrepreneurial and digital skills while identifying potential new career opportunities in the digital health and care sector.
Pupils are challenged to research common health and care challenges and come up with ideas that could be transformed into a digital health and care solution.
They will develop their ideas before submitting their final presentation videos to be reviewed by our panel of judges with winners and runners-up being selected to attend our prize-giving event.
Not only will they receive certificates, but #DigiInventors goodie bags and some great tech prizes!
The #DigiInventors Challenge Primary School Edition runs between January and March.
Date | #DigiInventors Challenge 2023 Activity |
09/01/2023 | Challenge launches and teaching resources are available for use - teachers are encouraged to use the next 7 weeks to work with pupils to research and develop their ideas |
24/02/2023 | Application submission deadline - our judges will use the next 2 weeks to select our winners and runners-up |
10/03/2023 | Winners and runners-up announced |
18/04/2023 | Award Ceremony at the City of Glasgow College |
View all the resources for the #DigiInventors Challenge - Primary School Edition.
To participate in the #DigiInventors Challenge, Primary School Edition, all submitted applications, must read our privacy notice, when submitting their applications.
If an application is successful and you are invited to attend the awards ceremony, you must complete and return signed copies of our media consent form as we will be capturing imagery, audio, and video of our successful applicants to help market future challenges. Mentors can provide signed consent for themselves but parents or guardians must provide signed consent for any pupils attending the awards ceremony.
Please ensure you read the rules and application criteria before submitting your ideas!
We have worked with our partner Raising Aspirations In Science Education (RAiSE) to develop a suite of teaching resources to assist with your ideas and applications.
These resources can be taught over a 6-week block.
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We've produced a suite of marketing assets that can be shared digitally or printed and put around your school or classrooms.
Social media
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