GFG Foundation Student Programme
TRAIN THE TRAINER
Welcome to the Train the Trainer section for the GFG Foundation STEM activities.
In this section, you will find all the information and documents necessary to run these sessions yourself:
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Risk Assessment
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PowerPoint
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Arduino Guide
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Arduino Additional Challenge
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Student Registration Form
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Student Feedback Form
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Teacher Feedback Form
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Withdrawal of Consent
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Certificate of Completion
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FQA
Train the Trainer Section will support you with running Year 1 and Year 2 workshops.
Year 1:
Drag Race
Motivation and Environmental Awareness (Rewise Week)
Seed Bomb (Liberty Club)
Year 2:
Blast Furnace
Retrofit Steel Plant (Rewise Week)
Seed Bomb (In the community)
If you would like to receive extra support or have any questions, please contact us below.
Train the Trainer
Drag Race
In this section, you will find everything you need to run the Year 1 - Drag race workshop.
The documents can be found in 2 languages - English and Romanian.
English
For Student Use
For Tutor Use
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Drag Race Form"
Romanian
For Student Use
For Tutor Use
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Drag Race Form"
Czech
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Drag Race Form"
Motivation and Environmental Awareness (Rewise Week)
In this section, you will find everything you need to run the Year 1 - Motivation and Environmental Awareness workshop.
The documents can be found in 2 languages - English and Romanian.
English
For Student Use
For Tutor Use
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Motivation Form"
Romanian
For Student Use
For Tutor Use
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Motivation Form"
Czech
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Motivation Form"
Frequently Asked Questions
Arduino is not working
To see if Arduino is working correctly connect it to your PC/ Laptop using a blue USB type B cable without having anything connected to the motherboard. If the Arduino board turns on this means it's working.
If there is no red light visible, it means the Arduino is broken and should be replaced with a new component.
When you connect it to the battery pack, and the Arduino is not working- replace the battery.
Someone might accidentally press the "RESET" button. In this case, the code should be uploaded onto Arduino again.
Please disconnect all the modules before uploading the code.
Error message "No such file or directory" when uploading the code.
Download the zipped folder from the top of this web page. After downloading, move the unzipped folder into Documents -> Arduino.
Arduino software error "Problem uploading to board."
Before pressing the "upload" button, you need to choose your port.
Go into Tools -> Port -> Choose your Arduino Uno device
Neopixel is not working
Please double-check the connection of the neopixel.
After checking, please press the "level" button a few times, before the neopixel is activated.
Check if the wires are soldered to the pixel.
If not, replace the component.
Uploading the code
What you will need:
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PC/ laptop
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Internet connection (if using an online Arduino editor)
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Micro-controller
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USB lead
You can download the fully written code at the top of this section.
What's Next?
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Open your house code
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Choose your Arduino device by Choosing Tools -> Port: -> Arduino/Genuino Uno (Available Device):
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Verify if the code is correct without errors using the Tick icon on the top left corner of the software:
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Upload your code by clicking on the right-pointing arrow on the left top corner of the software:
When downloading the libraries from this website please do the following:
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Open Document folder
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Arduino Folder
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Unzip the libraries folder into the Arduino folder
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Once unzipped check if there is a "libraries" folder within the "libraries" folder
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If so, move the inner "libraries" folder into Arduino Folder
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Seed Bombs (Liberty Club)
In this section, you will find everything you need to run the Year 1 - Seed Bomb (Lierty Club).
The documents can be found in 2 languages - English and Romanian.
English
For Student Use
For Tutor Use
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Seed Bombs Year 1 Form"
Romanian
For Student Use
For Tutor Use
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Seed Bombs Year 1 Form"
Czech
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Seed Bombs Year 1 Form"
Blast Furnace
In this section, you will find everything you need to run the Year 2- Blast Furnace workshop.
The documents can be found in 2 languages- English, and Romanian.
English
For Student Use
For Tutor Use
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Blast Furnace Form"
Romanian
For Student Use
For Tutor Use
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Blast Furnace Form"
Czech
Any filled forms should be send to the following email: info@rewise.co.uk with the subject "GFG Foundation Blast Furnace Form"
Frequently Asked Questions
Arduino is not working
To see if Arduino is working correctly connect it to your PC/ Laptop using a blue USB type B cable without having anything connected to the motherboard. If the Arduino board turns on this means it's working.
If there is no red light visible, it means the Arduino is broken and should be replaced with a new component.
When you connect it to the battery pack, and the Arduino is not working- replace the battery.
Someone might accidentally press the "RESET" button. In this case, the code should be uploaded onto Arduino again.
Please disconnect all the modules before uploading the code.
Error message "No such file or directory" when uploading the code.
Download the zipped folder from the top of this web page. After downloading, move the unzipped folder into Documents -> Arduino.
Arduino software error "Problem uploading to board."
Before pressing the "upload" button, you need to choose your port.
Go into Tools -> Port -> Choose your Arduino Uno device
Neopixel is not working
Please double-check the connection of the neopixel.
After checking, please press the "level" button a few times, before the neopixel is activated.
Check if the wires are soldered to the pixel.
If not, replace the component.
The light on LED strip is on, but the button is not working.
Please double-check the connection of the button.
After checking, please press the "level" button a few times, before the LED Strip is activated.
Change the 9V battery, as the battery might be running low.
When the battery level is low, the light will turn on the LED strip, but you won't be able to play the game.
Missing Pieces
If any of the STEM kit pieces are missing or broken, please fill out the form, and we will be able to replace them for you.
Uploading the code
What you will need:
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PC/ laptop
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Internet connection (if using an online Arduino editor)
-
Micro-controller
-
USB lead
You can download the fully written code at the top of this section.
What's Next?
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Open your house code
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Choose your Arduino device by Choosing Tools -> Port: -> Arduino/Genuino Uno (Available Device):
-
Verify if the code is correct without errors using the Tick icon on the top left corner of the software:
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Upload your code by clicking on the right-pointing arrow on the left top corner of the software:
When downloading the libraries from this website please do the following:
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Open Document folder
-
Arduino Folder
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Unzip the libraries folder into the Arduino folder
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Once unzipped check if there is a "libraries" folder within the "libraries" folder
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If so, move the inner "libraries" folder into Arduino Folder
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STEM, Digital Skills & Careers
The course will focus on creating an engaging and interactive learning programme that uses a combination of discussion, written work, games, and practical, enterprise, and creative activities to enhance technological and environmental awareness. We aim to inspire young people to take the first steps to overcoming barriers to motivation and confidence, as well as highlighting the career options available to individuals with GREEN STEAM SKILLS. All activities will be scaffolded and supported by experienced Rewise staff.