The Biology Master class is a series of eleven live lectures that will be streamed online. Each week your students will receive a University style lecture on current topics that are relevant to solving challenges in the 21st century and is related to the A level syllabus. Each lecture will be delivered from one Royal Holloway's experts in the areas of Biomedical Science, Ecology and Plant Science.
Lectures will be accompanied by Q&A forums. The event will culminate in the Biology Master Class Symposium at Royal Holloway University of London that will also be made available online for schools that cannot travel.
Science teachers from interested schools should send an email to Prof Laszlo Bogre: BiologyMasterclass@rhul.ac.uk to register their interest in participating in the Biology Master Class. Please provide us with the estimated number of pupils wishing to join.
A MS Team link to the presentation will be provided to teachers who should distribute it to their students by email. Students can participate independently, via their personal devices.
Hosting Schools
This year the Royal Holloway Biology Masterclass will be hosted by five local schools; Herschel Grammar School Slough, Upton Court Grammar Slough, Tiffin School Kingston, Guru Nanak Sikh Academy Hayes, Salesian School Chertsey. Additionally, we will stream the events online via Teams for all other schools.
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