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Growth Stories
The UK depends on science and engineering for its long-term growth and prosperity. With a new story added each week, Growth Stories will showcase over 50 examples of how EPSRC-sponsored researchers have contributed to the health and wellbeing of the UK economy.
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ASE Summer Celebration Conference
Debate, engagement and picnics! Meet keynote speakers and have your say about the issues facing your profession.
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Bosch Technology Horizons Award 2013
The Bosch Technology Horizons Award is a national competition run by Bosch in partnership with the Royal Academy of Engineering. The 2013 awards are open to students from 13 -16 years old in the UK.
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ESERO teacher Conference
Space and contemporary topics in science education
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What influences participation in science and mathematics - TISME briefing paper
A briefing paper from the Targeted Initiative on Science and Mathematics Education (TISME)
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BCPC special offer on KS1 books
Bring science alive in your classroom
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Science Museum Teacher Zone at Lates
The next Science Museum Teacher Zone is on Wednesday 26 June 2013.
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Hands On - Outdoor Maths Kit Competition
Win an outdoor maths kit worth £89.99! Two kits to be won.
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Meet Dame Ellen MacArthur: competition for schools
An online competition for all Secondary schools in the UK. The prize will be an inspirational talk given by Dame Ellen MacArthur to the winning school.
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The Particles app for iPad and Windows 8
The Particles app for the Apple iPad, Windows 8 and Microsoft Surface can enable you to learn about particles in a new and exciting way.
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The Great Bug Hunt 2013
Are there bugs in your school grounds?
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Geoscience Education Academy 2013
Thursday 25th July - Sunday 28th July 2013. The Geological Society, Burlington House, London.
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IT DOESN'T ADD UP what's wrong with maths?
MATHS SKILLS ARE CORE to our understanding of other subjects and integral to the vitality of a modern economy. But is the right maths being taught in schools today?
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Sci-High CSI Forensic Science Challenge!
Sci-High CSI Forensic Science Challenge! A competition for pupils between the ages of 8 and 15 with a prize worth £500
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Schoolscience Special Leaders Award
Students will be asked to interview professionals in STEM to find out what the value of Science is in today’s world.
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Talk Physics
Whether you’re new to teaching or are an established physicist in the classroom now is a great time to join the TalkPhysics community.
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Diet and Digestion
Diet and Digestion is an interactive resource covering the processes of digestion, nutrition, diet and health.
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Unusual behaviour in Earth's inner core explained
New research could help explain complex behaviour observed by scientist's in Earth's inner core.
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RSC Chemistry Week 2013
Chemistry Week runs from 16th to 23rd November 2013
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60 Second Adventures in Astronomy
Don't stick your head in the Large Hadron Collider!
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Vision of the Future
Eye dissection and practicals investigating vision
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Nowgen
Nowgen works with researchers to bring recent developments in genetics into school.
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The Little Book of the Big Bang
It does what it says on the tin
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2013 Schools Poster Competition - Copper in Our Daily Lives
How and Why is Copper Used in Our Daily Lives? Design a poster that will appeal to a target audience of 11-16 year olds, highlighting the vital role copper plays in our daily lives, and the properties that make it so beneficial.
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Heart & Circulation
Upgraded for 2013 This resource includes questions, downloads and animations. A superb teaching and revision tool.
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Making Medicines
It takes about twelve years to discover, develop and test a new medicine. Discover the detail from basic science to packing medicines
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Beating bacteria
How do researchers decide which compounds to develop as antibiotics?
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Laboratory and Pilot Plant Tour
A detailed virtual tour with full teacher support notes and presentations
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Continuously Regenerating Trap
Award winning technology for controlling diesel vehicle pollution
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The New Green Revolution
These videos and animations explain some of the beneficial plant-microbe interactions found in the soil and were part of SGM's exhibit 'The New Green Revolution' at Chelsea Flower Show 2012. Further research into these interactions will eventually allow them to be harnessed to improve food security.
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STI Tutorial & Quiz
With sexually-transmitted infections (STIs) on the rise it is important that we are all STI aware. Take the quiz and see how much you know!
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Algae: a practical resource for secondary schools
This pack provides a series of well-tested practical activities (covering microscopy, phototaxis, bioluminescence, eutrophication and gas cycling) for use in schools focussing on algae. The pack includes a poster about algae and algae identification keys.
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Meet the Gribbles
Tiny bugs could supply the enzymes needed for modern bioenergy.
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Antarctica Calling!
Follow the ANSMET team searching for meteorites in Antarctica right now, including our friend and colleague Dr Katie Joy from the University of Manchester.
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Floating Garden Challenge
A hands-on challenge to find a solution to a real life problem caused by climate change in Bangladesh
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Streptomyces - antibiotic makers
A short accessible lecture on the soil becteria Streptomyces that is the source of many antibiotics and other drugs.
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Streptomyces - antibiotic makers
A short informative lecture on the bacterial origin and engineering of antibiotics
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Cosmic Rays - 100 years of discovery
A century ago - as scientists raced to find out where different types of radiation came from - an Austrian physicist took his electroscopes up in a hot air balloon and made a discovery that was to change thinking for good.
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The Future of Science
Enlightening portraits of young scientists revealed in this excellent website from the University of Bristol Faculty of Science
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