The Stephen Hawking Foundation
The Stephen Hawking Foundation was established on the initiative of Professor Stephen Hawking to facilitate research into Cosmology, Astrophysics and Fundamental Particle Physics both at school and university level. It will also facilitate and support work relating to Motor Neurone Disease and those living with the disease.
The Stephen Hawking Foundation was launched on 29th October 2015 at The Royal Institution of Great Britain.
The Stephen Hawking Foundation
The Stephen Hawking Foundation was established on the initiative of Professor Stephen Hawking to facilitate research into Cosmology, Astrophysics and Fundamental Particle Physics both at school and university level. It will also facilitate and support work relating to Motor Neurone Disease and those living with the disease.
The Stephen Hawking Foundation was launched on 29th October 2015 at The Royal Institution of Great Britain.
A Message From Our Chair, Lucy Hawking
One year on from the celebration of Thanksgiving for the life and work of my father at Westminster Abbey, I wanted to write and say thank you to all of you who have made contact over this past year with your memories of my father (often involving his erratic driving, his reckless love of adventures and his wicked sense of humour), photos, videos and other messages of support.
We are so grateful and hope you will stay with us as we look forward to expanding the legacy work done by the Foundation in my father’s name. It’s been a roller coaster year – we have achieved much that we are proud of and have plans to do far more over the coming years. We will continue to support the Motor Neurone Disease Association to help them fund research into the condition and find ways to support family carers and children of those affected
We will carry on finding innovative ways to make science accessible and entertaining to a wide audience and to support excellence in academic research at the highest level. And we will carry on communicating with our friends and supporters
who mean so much to us all.
A Message From Our Chair, Lucy Hawking
One year on from the celebration of Thanksgiving for the life and work of my father at Westminster Abbey, I wanted to write and say thank you to all of you who have made contact over this past year with your memories of my father (often involving his erratic driving, his reckless love of adventures and his wicked sense of humour), photos, videos and other messages of support.
We are so grateful and hope you will stay with us as we look forward to expanding the legacy work done by the Foundation in my father’s name. It’s been a roller coaster year – we have achieved much that we are proud of and have plans to do far more over the coming years. We will continue to support the Motor Neurone Disease Association to help them fund research into the condition and find ways to support family carers and children of those affected
We will carry on finding innovative ways to make science accessible and entertaining to a wide audience and to support excellence in academic research at the highest level. And we will carry on communicating with our friends and supporters who mean so much to us all.
The Work of The Foundation
Space Camp
Space Camp is a programme of residential experiences that you can run yourself in your own school and will immerse your pupils into the amazing world of Space Science.
The inspirational theme easily links with many areas of the curriculum and provides a wealth of fabulous learning opportunities that will ensure that these are experiences that will create memories that last a lifetime.
Primarily we hope that this will be a fabulous opportunity to enrich your Science Curriculum as well as provide time to be creative in your approach by linking Science themes to the wider curriculum. We hope to encourage and support as many schools as possible across the UK to setting up their own Space Camp programme.
Space Camp
Space Camp is a programme of residential experiences that you can run yourself in your own school and will immerse your pupils into the amazing world of Space Science.
The inspirational theme easily links with many areas of the curriculum and provides a wealth of fabulous learning opportunities that will ensure that these are experiences that will create memories that last a lifetime.
Primarily we hope that this will be a fabulous opportunity to enrich your Science Curriculum as well as provide time to be creative in your approach by linking Science themes to the wider curriculum. We hope to encourage and support as many schools as possible across the UK to setting up their own Space Camp programme.
News From The Foundation
News From The Foundation
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The Foundation is a registered charity with the following aims: “To facilitate research into Cosmology, Astrophysics and Fundamental Particle Physics both at school and university level. It will also facilitate and support work relating to Motor Neurone Disease and those living with the disease.”
Professor Stephen Hawking was renowned for extending the boundaries of knowledge and unveiling brilliant discoveries. His teaching and research inspired generations and within the world of academia Prof Stephen was highly acclaimed as among the brightest scientist of his day.