CLEAPSS - Technology

New password

The new login and password has been sent to members via the printed bulletin, if you cant find yours, try the science department.

As part of the move to online membership processing, direct members of CLEAPSS (ie not via a local authority or other brokering organisation) will have been sent a renewal notice by e-mail. We have sent out over 2500 electronic requests and so far almost half of those we have contacted have successfully navigated the online membership renewal process.

If the renewal request has been passed to you by someone else and you are not sure what to do next, give us a ring (01895 251496) and ask us to resend the renewal directly to you. That way you can simply click on the link in the e-mail to access the online portal.

If your school has not renewed its membership by the end of January, membership will lapse and your password will stop working.

CLEAPSS membership renewals

This year CLEAPSS is moving to an electronic renewal system for its associate members.
During the next two weeks we will be sending out e-mails with the title ‘CLEAPSS Renewal’ so keep an eye out for these and follow the instructions carefully.
This should be straight forward, however to allow time for this new process on its first run through we have made sure that your current password will remain valid until the end of November.
If you don’t receive an e-mail there is no need to panic as you are probably not an ‘associate member’.

*Note this will include individual schools and colleges who subscribe directly to us, suppliers, not for profit organisations and individual members.
Schools and colleges that get their membership via a Local Authority, a Multi Academy Trust or other brokering organisation will not be affected.

Futureminds 11

We have published a, short, special edition of Futureminds, to explain why the Live event failed to take place and to ask readers to take part in a short survey to help us develop future live events.

There are also articles on end of term arrangements, some updates from HSE and outlines of some of our latest documents.

To take part in the survey click HERE

Futureminds Live

Its almost here! June 22nd, The Fielder Centre, Hatfield, Herts.

This event will bring together our contributors and exhibitors to provide an inspiring and interesting day of activities and talks, to re-ignite your passion for D&T and Art and Design.

For the programme and to purchase tickets goto:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/futureminds-live-tickets-55510809325

The summer edition of Futureminds is planned to be a programme for the event, so look out for that in May.

Futureminds 10 (spring 2019)

The spring edition of Futureminds is now online. It contains information about some of the exhibitors and presenters that are taking part in our Futureminds Live event in June.

There are also articles about:

the latest 3D printing guidance,
RPE,
chemical spillage control,
Daves allotment,
speed breeding,
Chefs back to school, and
vocational qualifications.

The smallprint contains the latest updates about soldering and welding fumes.

Get your tickets for Futureminds Live from our Eventbrite page.

Futurminds Live 2019

On June 22nd we will be hosting Futureminds Live at The Fielder Centre, Hatfield, AL10 9DP.

This will be an opportunity to engage with inspirational and exciting presenters, exhibitors and workshops. A chance to re-ignite your passion for D&T and Art and Design.

Tickets are available from the Futureminds Live evenbrite page, more information can be found on the Futureminds pages, follow us on twitter @cleapss_dt and look out for the spring 2019 edition of Futureminds, Facebook page and email alerts.

The new guidance, endorsed by HSE, about the use of 3D printers is made publicly available via our site: 3D-printing-in-schools-and-colleges-managing-the-risks.