2. What is the link between the objects below? 10+1= ?

3. Take on a role and learn new skills Be responsible for learning and working Reflect on my skills and knowledge Take part in hands-on activities Solve problems and be creative Develop communication skills We agreed that these are the expectations of members of the Ibstock Space Academy trainees...

4. Attitude = Altitude

5. The briefing session identified the following key areas for a trainee astronaut: KNOWLEDGE Eg. Astronomy, missions systems, space safety, physics and maths SKILLS Eg. Team work, hand-eye co=ordination, problem solving ATTITUDES Eg Committed, focused, positive, realistic, motivated Use your knowledge, skills and attitudes to write a job advert!

6. Self-Manager Team Worker Relective Learner Innovative Thinker Participator Enquiring Learner The briefing session summarised the key areas for a trainee astronaut to develop:

7. Complete the ICSA STRIPE assessment test. This will help you to reflect on your current skills and attitudes…

8. Complete the test using the following instruction sheet.

9. Complete the crossword. You have 10 minutes to complete the task. Please listen to the instructions carefully.

10. We will play a game of Taboo. This game is about communicating to others under pressure. Please listen to the instructions carefully.

12. StageTimeEvent 1-12h 00m 00sStart of final countdown 2-07h 30m 00sElectrical system check 3-03h 20m 00sChilldown of main engine 4-01h 10m 00sCheck launch systems 5-00h 07m 00sArm docking clamp 6-00h 04m 00sPressurize tanks 7-00h 01m 00sSwitch on fuel pumps 8-00h 00m 40sDisconnect fuel hoses 9-00h 00m 03sTransfer command launch-00h 00m 00sIgnite main engine If launch is at 18.00h at what time is each stage?

13. Mr Sheldon puts her coffee into the microwave, as he does every morning, for exactly 2 minutes. When the microwave goes off, he opens the door, but then closes the door again and sets the microwave for 2 more seconds. What good would 2 more seconds be? Sometimes he does it for 1 second and sometimes for 3 seconds? What object can you cut clean through and be left with one object with two ends? This sentance containes two misstakes. How many mistakes are there in the sentence above? When you’re looking for something, you always seem to find it in the last place you thought of looking. There is a scientific explanation for this. What is the explanation? What is special about the following number sequence? 8, 5, 4, 9, 1, 7, 6, 10, 3, 2, 0 ?