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We’re delighted to offer you exclusive access to National Grid’s STEM Assembly Takeover teacher pack for students in Years 9-13. **What does it include? ** This resource pack is designed for teachers to deliver an interactive fast-paced workshop focusing on National Grid’s London Power Tunnel (LPT) & Net-Zero/COP 26. Session Objectives This session aims to inspire and inform students about a variety of career opportunities/jobs available at National Grid to help encourage the next generation of students into a STEM career. Students will learn the following: Who is National Grid? How the London Power Tunnel project is contributing to fight against climate change. How National Grid is aiming to achieve Net-Zero by 2050 Future at National Access to National Grid’s Careers Hub This is a fun-interactive session which includes a quiz and video to inspire the younger generation in re-thinking about their future energy consumption and sustainability goals. Teachers will be delivering this session, with a guided video and prompt sheet to help understand the content. Gatsby Benchmark A stable careers programme Learning from career and labour market information Encounters with employers and employees Personal Guidance **How does it work? ** To request a copy of the Assembly Takeover material, please get in touch with Connectr who will send over the pack via email.

These free Career in the Curriculum resources will help you achieve Gatsby Benchmark 4 by linking actual jobs at National Grid to the KS3 and KS4 Science curriculum. These resources help students understand how the subject-specific skills and knowledge that they develop in their Science lessons will support them for future careers. We’d recommend printing these to be displayed in classrooms, presenting them at open evenings, or using them to support students when choosing their options. We understand that Gatsby Benchmark 4 can be difficult for schools to fulfill or evidence across all subjects. These resources are designed to equip teaching staff with a better understanding of specific and real-life jobs at National Grid, and how these relate to their own teaching specialisms, to share this with students. KS3: Students will see how what they learn in Physics lessons regarding energy changes and transfers would support a future career as a Substation Engineer at National Grid. KS4: Students will find out about how their Chemistry knowledge regarding Earth and Atmospheric Science would support them to become an Energy Strategic Planning Lead at National Grid. Resources are also available for the following KS3 and KS4 subjects: Art and Design Computing DT English Geography History Maths If you’d like to access more school resources by National Grid, or if you’d like to speak to National Grid ambassadors about their role and work, sign up to the free Careers Hub platform here.