Apply - Ambassador Programme - Bloomfield Hall Science Society

About you

What is your full name? *

What is your email address? *

What is your phone number? *

Which school or college do you attend? *

Which grade or class are you in? *

Which city do you live in? *

Which country do you live in? *

Defaults to Pakistan - start typing to change it.

Your application

Why do you want to become an ambassador of the Bloomfield Hall Science Society? *

A few honest sentences beat a page of polish.

What leadership, volunteering, STEM or extracurricular experience do you have?

Optional. If you have none yet, say so - it is not held against you.

What skills would you bring to the Bloomfield Hall Science Society?

Have you taken part in a Bloomfield Hall Science Society event before?

How did you hear about the Bloomfield Hall Science Society?

Which of these areas would you like to be asked about?

Tick as many as you like. We use this to send you the tasks and events that actually suit you, rather than everything at once. You can change it later.

The Code of Conduct, in short

The headlines, so you know what you are agreeing to without leaving this page. This is a summary - the full document is what actually applies.

Be honest. Do not misrepresent the society, its events or your own part in them.
Be respectful. Courtesy to everyone, whatever their school or background. Disagree with the argument, never the person.
Be reliable. If you commit to something, turn up - and if you cannot, say so early enough for it to be covered.
Ask before you speak for us. No announcements, promises or approaches to sponsors in the society's name without the council.
Respect people's information. Contact details and anything shared in the ambassador area stay inside the society.
Do your own work. Entries, articles and reports must be yours, and credit anyone who helped.

Never: bullying, harassment, intimidation or discrimination of any kind, in person or in a group chat; sharing somebody's private information, photographs or messages; cheating, or helping somebody else cheat; handling money in the society's name without the council's knowledge; or bringing the society into disrepute by what you post publicly as one of its representatives.

The full document also covers conduct online and in group chats, how to raise a concern, and what happens if the code is broken. Read the Code of Conduct (opens in a new tab).

I understand the responsibilities of a Bloomfield Hall Science Society ambassador and I agree to follow the Code of Conduct, the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy. *

I have my parent or guardian's permission to apply and to take part if I am accepted. * Required for everyone under 18. If you are 18 or over, tick it to confirm that.

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The Code of Conduct, in short

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