Schools
Schools
We work with schools to highlight the fantastic opportunities of studying STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) subjects and the many interesting and varied careers that STEM can lead to.
Students engaging with the sandbox to learn about flooding
Activities include using our demonstration physical models help us to explain the concepts of flood and coastal risk management. These concepts are particularly relevant to the GCSE and A-Level Geography curriculum.
Alex Scott uses the mini-flume to explain the causes of flooding to students at SGHS
We have delivered demonstrations to students all over the British Isles including:
- Water Engineering Workshop at Skipton Girls High School, North Yorkshire
- River and coastal flooding demonstration at Beacon Hill School, North Tyneside
- River flooding and engineering demonstration at Douglas High School, Isle of Man
- The Big Bang Science Fair at York, North Yorkshire
Rachel Brisley talks about the opportunities available to women in engineering
JBA Trust resources
Interactive mapping
Our interactive mapping website shows locations of nature-based flood risk management projects to help build up a picture of what is being done across the UK.
Infrastructure network risk analysis: scour at railway bridges
New paper reports a probabilistic analysis of the risk to the British railway network from scour at bridges.
Modelling to support resilient integrated catchment management
Research outputs from a PhD investigating modelling approaches for catchment flood management.
