The SEC is a group of organisations and individuals with an interest in space education.
The Aims of the SEC are:
• To promote Space (its exploration, research and application) in education.
• To act as a co-ordinating organisation for other organisations and individuals involved or interested in the educational values of space.
• To allow its members to exchange information and to combine expertise and experience in the different sectors of space education.
The SEC is the operational organisation of the Space Education Trust (SET).
If you are interested in joining the SEC, please see the Membership page to download the membership form.
Special Notice
The SEC Schools' Telescope Competition
Submit your entries NOW!
We are delighted to announce our special schools' competition for 2008.
Click on the poster for details
-The closing date is June 30
The Sir Arthur Clarke Awards - The Space equivalent of the Oscars
The 2008 Sir Arthur Clarke Awards were presented on March 29 at the UK Space Conference.
THE SEC members select the winner of the award for Achievement in Education. This year's winner was The Faulkes Telescope Project. For more details, go to the website at www.clarkeawards.org.
We hope that after looking through the site you will want to join our growing community and help promote space education activities.
You can e-mail us using the address at the foot of each page. Note the format requires some editing: Replace "< at >" with "@". This is to help prevent spam messages.
Jerry Stone FBIS FRAS
SEC Chairman
SEC Chairman Jerry Stone spoke at the House of Commons in November about using space to inspire pupils to study science.
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