Beamline for schools is a physics competition organized by CERN, the European laboratory for particle physics.
CERN invites teams of high-school students from all over the world to prepare the proposal for an experiment that can be performed at a particle accelerator test beam facility. The winning teams travel to a leading research laboratory (such as CERN,DESY or ELSA) to execute their own experiment alongside professional scientists. It is designed to make particle physics accessible, teamwork-driven, and highly practical for young scientists.

SSVI provides 15 BRESSER 80/640 NANO telescopes as special outreach prices. These are signed by 5 Nobelprize Laureats, the director-general of CERN, Mark Thompson, and the Beamline For Schools organizing team.
Want a chance to win a telescope? All you need to do is organise a science outreach activity in your community. This can be in the form of a physics lesson a project or an introduction activity to a target group. The key is to make it inclusive and share your passion for science with those who have limited access to it. NOTE: This is reserved to BL4S teams. Therefore a proposal for a particle physics experiment is required as well.

More information about BL4S
More information about the Outreach Award