Wembury Marine Centre

07 November 2017

AJ’s Blog – It’s not all about making fish puns like Goby wan Kenobi and Jeremy Clawbin

AJ’s Blog – It’s not all about making fish puns like Goby wan Kenobi and Jeremy Clawbin

By Cat Andrews|2017-11-13T09:56:23+00:00Tuesday, 07 November 2017|Categories: Blog|Tags: AJ, AJ Richards, children, conservation, devon, devon wildlife trust, DWT, FTV, full time volunteer, inspiring the next generation, learning, Marine Awareness Assistant, marine biology, Nature, ocean, rockpooling, STEM, Wembury, Wembury Marine Centre, wildlife, WMC|

I have absolutely loved my time working at Wembury Marine Centre as a full-time volunteer Marine Awareness Assistant, and could not have asked for a […]

Girls in STEM – inspiring the next generation of female scientists

By Cat Andrews|2017-10-17T22:09:19+00:00Tuesday, 17 October 2017|Categories: Blog|Tags: careers, inspiring girls, science, science is fun, seaweed, STEM, Wembury, Western Power Distribution|

This year we were lucky enough to receive funding from Western Power Distribution to deliver an education project. The funds came with a fairly wide […]

Wembury Work Experience

By Cat Andrews|2017-05-28T16:05:30+00:00Sunday, 10 July 2016|Categories: Uncategorised|Tags: coombe dean school, devon wildlife trust, marine biology, rockpooling, STEM, Wembury, wembury marine centrem, work experience|

Last week we were joined by three students from our local secondary school – Coombe Dean, here are their blogs of their week with us. […]

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AJ’s Blog – It’s not all about making fish puns like Goby wan Kenobi and Jeremy Clawbin

AJ’s Blog – It’s not all about making fish puns like Goby wan Kenobi and Jeremy Clawbin

Girls in STEM – inspiring the next generation of female scientists

Girls in STEM – inspiring the next generation of female scientists

Wembury Work Experience

Wembury Work Experience

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