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This June, Macmillan Education Caribbean will be running an exciting new webinar with author and science expert Debbie Roberts.

The session, entitled YES Competition: The Benefits of Science Enquiry and Blended Learning Methods, will take place on Wednesday 26th June. It will introduce this year’s ‘Young Environmental Scientists’ (YES) Caribbean Competition, which launches this September.

In the session, primary cross-curricular and science expert Debbie Roberts is expected to delve into the benefits of science-based enquiry and blended learning methods. She will also discuss the development of working scientifically, through projects both inside and outside of the classroom, exploring how the YES competition can be used to support this.

More information on the YES competition will be provided following the webinar. Attendees will receive a certificate of attendance and the session will be available on-demand in the following weeks on Macmillan Education Caribbean channels.

The session will be run by science expert Debbie Roberts on Wednesday 26th June at 13:00 GMT (EST: 07:00 / AST: 08:00).

The registration link for the webinar is here.

Follow the campaign on Macmillan Education Caribbean’s social channels or visit the website for more information.

About Macmillan Education Caribbean

Macmillan Caribbean is one of the world’s leading publishers of educational and general interest books for and about the Caribbean.

For seventy years, Macmillan Education Caribbean has been committed to providing a comprehensive range of authoritative teaching and learning resources across all subjects and levels. Wherever possible the main content of the material is drawn from the everyday lives of the students, providing a focused, Caribbean-specific learning experience.

We specialise in Caribbean curriculum publishing, bringing together the expertise and capabilities of local authors, educators, Ministry officials and subject officers to help students achieve their academic goals. We also work closely with teachers to ensure they have access to the best, most up-to-date resources and materials to help make their lessons engaging and stimulating for every student.

We understand that each Caribbean country has a unique set of requirements and that these are always changing. Our team ensures that we know what is happening and that the books and teaching resources and training we provide are the best they can be.

In simple terms, we find out what teachers, students and parents want and use our people and technology to help them get it as efficiently as possible.