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Like so many people, I was glued to @NASA Artemis II coverage, so naturally I crocheted @Astro_Christina! As a careers adviser I talk a lot with my students about role models...but we never really grow out of needing them...we all benefit from people who make us dream bigger!🚀🧶
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Reminder to our lovely Politics teachers about our feedback webinars on the summer exams. Sign up by Friday, please! 🥰
For any lovely Politics teachers, Jess Hardy and I are going to try and run Exam Feedback for Edexcel 2025 webinars...and we'd love to have you along!
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Thrilled to be part of the @NASUWT Team flying the flag as part of @NottsPride today! Wonderful atmosphere 🏳️🌈
#Pride #theteachersunion
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Futures Week: Day 1 - Subject Insights Day
#FuturesWeek #careers #skills #employability #progression #bilboroughcollege
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What's your favourite? Parents, share your own below 💅
Credit: @ thequeermama on IG
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As another year of DofE comes to an end at Bilborough , we’re extremely proud of our DofE students who have volunteered a combined 715 hours — helping support fantastic causes and local organisations! Well done to the DofE Class of 2024–2025! 😊
#Volunteer #Helping #Enrichment
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The countdown is on! Only 18 days to go until our flagship careers event “Futures Week”! We’re very excited and are looking forward to an action-packed week full of sessions with guest speakers from a huge variety of organisations! #futuresweek #bilboroughcollege #careers
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One of my favourite weeks of the year - Fairfield Futures! A week working with Yr 6 on different pathways & skills, exploring their parents'/carers' Squiggly Career @Amazing_If, using Apprenticeship Arcade @AmazingAppsUK, hearing from @dmuleicester, and more! ❤️ @LboroFairfield
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Last week we celebrated Earth Week here at Bilborough. We managed to raise a huge £716.02 for the Marine Conservation Society!
We wanted to say a huge thank you and well done to all our students and staff who were involved in the fundraising and organising! #EarthDay2025
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New Post: Advising in a time of uncertainty buff.ly/BJFZ6Cv
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93 years ago, the course of nuclear physics took a new turn when John Cockcroft and Ernest Walton split the atom⚛️ using a particle accelerator for the first time. This achievement earned them the @nobelprize in Physics in 1951.
More about accelerators: atoms.iaea.org/484wSyZ
Glorious day checking out Pisa. No visit complete without ticking off the Galileo sites! Not sure he ever dropped anything off the tower but he was definitely born in Pisa.
#physicsonholiday
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The secret's out! 🚀
The 2025 Christmas Lectures, supported by @CGI_Global, will be presented by Dr Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock, and will be about outer space and all the scientific wonders beyond planet Earth.
We can't wait until December! Find out more: rigb.org/christmas-lectures
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News | University of Leicester Chancellor to deliver Royal Institution’s Christmas Lectures
👉 le.ac.uk/news/2025/march/uni…
#CitizensOfChange #MaggieAderinPocock @Ri_Science
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In a much-anticipated bout, Jupiter and Saturn face off in the latest episode of @themonkeycage. @Paul_Abel from @PhysicsUoL makes the case for Team Jupiter - but does he walk away with the coveted Kuiper Belt?
#CitizensOfChange
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Fabulous visit to Brussels today! Popped by the Belgian Federal Parliament, and saw a copy of the Maastrict Treaty in the Museum of the National Bank! 😎
#PoliticsOnHoliday
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35 years ago today, one of the most ICONIC and profound images was taken.
the pale blue dot.

ALT A dark, nearly black background with faint streaks of sunlight forming diagonal beams. In one of these beams, near the right side of the image, a minuscule, barely visible pale blue dot—Earth—stands out, appearing fragile and isolated against the vast emptiness of space. Taken on Feb. 14, 1990, by NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft from 3.7 billion miles (6 billion kilometers) away, this iconic photograph underscores the profound vastness of the cosmos and Earth's tiny presence within it
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Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! 👩🔬
Who would you pass the phone to?
Find out more about why we are celebrating the day ➡️ esa.int/About_Us/Diversity_a…

































