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 Who's running this space competition? What's it for? Do I have to pay anything? Who else is going apart from the winners? I'm a bit stuck for ideas, what's new in space anyway? What if I have a question about the competition or need help? How do I get help from an expert, or any special or additional resources or advice? What if I am a teacher and I need advice or assistance? How do I get help from a local Education Business Partnership? How do I enter? What if I want to find out more about ISSET's other programmes? And if I want to find out more about Edge and the campaign for practical learning? What if I have a media enquiry?
It's organised by ISSET, the International Space School Educational Trust, and supported by Edge, a charity foundation campaigning to raise the status of practical learning. 
To inspire students and promote practical learning in science and engineering. 
No, it's all free. If you get to the finals in Birmingham we pay your expenses to stay there and if you win - lucky you - we pick up the tab for your flights for two weeks in America and all your meals and hotels. How good is that? 
At the finals day there will be teams from each region as well as an adult accompanying each team. On the trip to America there'll be staff from ISSET and some teachers as well as the winning teams - one from each region. 
Check out our Ideas section, there's lots of good stuff there to set you thinking but remember we're looking for new ideas, not things people have done already. 
Try asking your teacher. If you still cannot find the information you need, contact Alison Saunders at ISSET at edgeintospace@isset.org. 
Firstly, ask your teacher. Then, if you need further help, contact Alison Saunders at ISSET at edgeintospace@isset.org. ISSET can put you in touch with all sorts of experts like local businesses, and maybe even get a question answered by a scientist or an astronaut. They can also advise you on how to get hold of particular resources you might need. 
Contact Alison Saunders at ISSET at edgeintospace@isset.org. 
Firstly, ask your teacher. You can find your local EBP contact details at www.nebpn.org. 
Entries have now closed. To see how it worked though, look at our How To Enter page for full details, but here's the main info: Register online. You will eventually be able to enter online from your team page. Or you can post your entry to: Edge into Space Competition ISSET PO Box 55 Penarth CF64 2YS Or email it to: edgeintospace@isset.org Reminder closing date is 19 March 2006. 
Visit www.isset.org or contact ISSET at edgeintospace@isset.org. 
Visit www.edge.co.uk or contact Edge at centre@edge.co.uk. 
Contact Rebecca Irani on 020 7299 8740 or rebecca.irani@geronimocommunications.com. |
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