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Ben Veater Hi Folks. New to the forums. I went to Humphry Davy School from about 1994 - 1999. I am looking for a science teacher who taught there towards the end of the 1990's. He was the teacher of the B set science. I was moved up from the B set to the A set where I was then taught by Mr Tyerman who was a terrible teacher and called me stupid in front of the class. He put me off the sciences and I delayed entering the scientific world for 15 years after his lessons. The teacher I had before this in the B set sparked my interest in science and was incredible and moved me up from B to A set. I returned to college a few years ago, have since got a 2:1 in Chemistry and am now undertaking a PhD in Physical Chemistry. I wanted to pass on a message to this teacher to say thank you for being inspirational. If anyone knows anyone who knows the teaching staff at this time please let me know as I can't even remember his name. I think the name may have been double barrelled and contained the name Evans (possibly).
ReplyDeleteThe Science pathway is accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) and the 27 completing students also achieve Registered Science Technician status, a professional register held by the Science Council.Students carry out a research project which they then present to a panel consisting of employers and members of the RSC and the Gatsby Foundation. Truro College students compete against students from other Access providers nationally and this year Jason Rash, Shane Honer, Ben Veater, Matthew Roberts-Burt, Jack Neill and Amy Goddard were selected as finalists. They will be attending an awards ceremony in London this September. http://www.scillytoday.com/2014/07/25/truro-and-penwith-college-news-july-2014/
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