Next Generation Science (NGS) is a series of science based activities for young people in collaboration with top scientists and academic institutions.
Talented science students, 16–19 years old, from the UK and the Netherlands will explore topical themes including genetics and identity, sustainability, and climate change. The intention is to encourage the perception of an international career in science as exciting and empowering.
The NGS Schools Partnership Plan is a scheme to provide a grant to NGS schools that have already participated in the UK-Netherlands NGS programme.
This includes the schools that were involved in the Rotterdam-London Programme which ran between October 2005 and March 2006 and the Wageningen-Durham Programme which ran from October 2006 until March 2007.
- Park View Community School, Durham, March 2008. Download the programme
- Preston Manor High School, London, March 2008. Download the programme
- Het Marnix Gymnasium, Rotterdam, November 2007. Download the programme
- Stedelijk Gymnasium Arnhem with Park View Community School, October 2007. Download the programme, and the report
- River Monitoring Project report
- Preston Manor with Het Marnix Gymnasium, March 2007. Download the programme and their newsletter
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