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FREE 2026/27 STEM Event Calendar from My Science Club

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FREE 2026/27 STEM Event Calendar from My Science Club

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Download your FREE 2026/27 STEM calendar here

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FREE resources for the Solar Eclipse - 12/8/26

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FREE resources for the Solar Eclipse - 12/8/26

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My Science Club FREE Solar Eclipse Activity

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Use our free viewer activity for the solar eclipse on 12th August 2026!

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How can ASE support you with changes to the English National Curriculum? Read more here....

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How can ASE support you with changes to the English National Curriculum? Read more here....

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ASE have the drafting contract for the new primary science national curriculum so what better time to ensure your membership is up to date and make the most of the information and resources for members!

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England Curriculum Change Support for Primary Science

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The DfE’s Final Report on the Curriculum and Assessment Review identified a number of ‘key areas’ that are likely to have increased emphasis within the new Programme of Study. Below we have curated links to supporting resources, journal articles and CPD by ‘Key area’.

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Your Invitation to ASE’s Upcoming Science Education Events

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New resources: What Makes Moths Matter? From Butterfly Conservation Trust

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New resources: What Makes Moths Matter? From Butterfly Conservation Trust

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This set of FREE resources help children discover why moths are an important part of healthy ecosystems.

The collection includes a short animation, classroom activities and downloadable worksheets to support learning about pollination, food webs and the role moths play in supporting wildlife.

Resources are available for a range of primary age groups.

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Butterfly Conservation is a British charity devoted to saving butterflies, moths and their habitats throughout the UK.

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Recommended reading: Environmental books for the classroom

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Recommended reading: Environmental books for the classroom

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If you're looking to add to your classroom library for the new school year, PSTT have shared five children's books that explore biodiversity, climate change, conservation and caring for our planet. Through engaging stories and beautiful illustrations, these titles encourage curiosity about the natural world while supporting discussions around sustainability and environmental responsibility.

Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth by Oliver Jeffers

An Anthology of Remarkable Bugs by Dr Jess French

Stella and the Seagull by Georgina Stevens and Izzy Burton

Dear Greenpeace by Simon James

Be Climate Clever by Amy Meek and Ella Meek

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PSTT in person networks 2026/27 £25 per session

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PSTT in person networks 2026/27 £25 per session

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Scroll down the page to find all the in person regional networks running next year

If there is not one personal to you, then why not join me online in November, February and June for a fab session with the Noctua Alliance. Open to all. Just search for the relevant column for these

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Enrich your science lessons with engaging webinars and courses from PSTT. Designed to inspire and support primary science education. Explore upcoming opportunities to connect, learn and grow.

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PSTT in person networks 2026/27 £25 per session

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PSTT in person networks 2026/27 £25 per session

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Scroll down the page to find all the in person regional networks running next year

If there is not one personal to you, then why not join me online in November, February and June for a fab session with the Noctua Alliance. Open to all. Just search for the relevant column for these

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Enrich your science lessons with engaging webinars and courses from PSTT. Designed to inspire and support primary science education. Explore upcoming opportunities to connect, learn and grow.

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Buy all 3 of PSTT's enrichment packages for just £160! Closes on 18/12/26

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Buy all 3 of PSTT's enrichment packages for just £160! Closes on 18/12/26

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This offer gives you access to:

Festive Science Investigations – late November 2026

Online Science Days for British Science Week 2027 – January 2027

Summer Outdoor Science Lessons – late April 2027

Saving of £35 when buying separately

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Science Enrichment Package - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Support science learning throughout the year with PSTT’s Science Enrichment Package. Access three whole-school science events for £160 and save £35.

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Buy all 3 of PSTT's enrichment packages for just £160! Closes on 18/12/26

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Buy all 3 of PSTT's enrichment packages for just £160! Closes on 18/12/26

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This offer gives you access to:

Festive Science Investigations – late November 2026

Online Science Days for British Science Week 2027 – January 2027

Summer Outdoor Science Lessons – late April 2027

Saving of £35 when buying separately

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Science Enrichment Package - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Support science learning throughout the year with PSTT’s Science Enrichment Package. Access three whole-school science events for £160 and save £35.

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PSTT Outdoor Summer Science lessons - whole school seasonal enrichment package £50 -available from 26/4/27 - book now to secure your place

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PSTT Outdoor Summer Science lessons - whole school seasonal enrichment package £50 -available from 26/4/27 - book now to secure your place

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Outdoor Summer Science Lessons - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Take science learning outdoors with PSTT’s Summer Science Lessons. School-wide access to recorded investigations and guidance for just £50.

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PSTT Outdoor Summer Science lessons - whole school seasonal enrichment package £50 -available from 26/4/27 - book now to secure your place

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PSTT Outdoor Summer Science lessons - whole school seasonal enrichment package £50 -available from 26/4/27 - book now to secure your place

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Outdoor Summer Science Lessons - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Take science learning outdoors with PSTT’s Summer Science Lessons. School-wide access to recorded investigations and guidance for just £50.

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PSTT Outdoor Summer Science lessons - whole school seasonal enrichment package £50 -available from 26/4/27 - book now to secure your place

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PSTT Outdoor Summer Science lessons - whole school seasonal enrichment package £50 -available from 26/4/27 - book now to secure your place

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Outdoor Summer Science Lessons - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Take science learning outdoors with PSTT’s Summer Science Lessons. School-wide access to recorded investigations and guidance for just £50.

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PSTT Outdoor Summer Science lessons - whole school seasonal enrichment package £50 -available from 26/4/27 - book now to secure your place

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PSTT Outdoor Summer Science lessons - whole school seasonal enrichment package £50 -available from 26/4/27 - book now to secure your place

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Outdoor Summer Science Lessons - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Take science learning outdoors with PSTT’s Summer Science Lessons. School-wide access to recorded investigations and guidance for just £50.

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PSTT Online Science Days for BSW 2027 £95 for your whole school to take part - book now to secure your place

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PSTT Online Science Days for BSW 2027 £95 for your whole school to take part - book now to secure your place

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Online Science Days 2027 - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Join PSTT’s Online Science Days during British Science Week 2027. Four live lessons for all age groups, whole-school access £95.

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PSTT Online Science Days for BSW 2027 £95 for your whole school to take part - book now to secure your place

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PSTT Online Science Days for BSW 2027 £95 for your whole school to take part - book now to secure your place

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Online Science Days 2027 - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Join PSTT’s Online Science Days during British Science Week 2027. Four live lessons for all age groups, whole-school access £95.

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PSTT Online Science Days for BSW 2027 £95 for your whole school to take part - book now to secure your place

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PSTT Online Science Days for BSW 2027 £95 for your whole school to take part - book now to secure your place

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Online Science Days 2027 - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Join PSTT’s Online Science Days during British Science Week 2027. Four live lessons for all age groups, whole-school access £95.

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PSTT Festive Science investigations- whole school festive enrichment package £50 - available from 23/11/26 - book now to secure your place

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PSTT Festive Science investigations- whole school festive enrichment package £50 - available from 23/11/26 - book now to secure your place

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Have some end-of-term fun with seasonally themed science investigations designed for all primary age groups. Our team of primary science experts have recorded lessons for each age phase (3-5, 5-7, 7-9 and 9-11). Each lesson introduces a curriculum-linked activity, explains what the children need to do and explores the background science.

What's included
Registered schools will receive on 21 November 2025:

Access to recorded lessons - available via the PSTT website from 24 November to 19 December 2025, with one lesson provided for each age phase

A guidance pack - includes details of the resources needed and additional information to support delivery. All activities use resources schools are likely to already have or can source at little or no cost

School-wide access for £50 - registration covers every age group

You can also share our event flyer with colleagues to spread the word.

Festive Science Investigations give your whole school a seasonal experience that's easy to run, tailored to each age group and an affordable way to bring high-quality science into the end of term.

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Festive Science Investigations - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Bring a seasonal twist to science with PSTT's Festive Science Investigations. School-wide access to recorded lessons and guidance for just £50.

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PSTT Festive Science - whole school festive enrichment package £50 - available from 23/11/26 - book now to secure your place

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PSTT Festive Science - whole school festive enrichment package £50 - available from 23/11/26 - book now to secure your place

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Have some end-of-term fun with seasonally themed science investigations designed for all primary age groups. Our team of primary science experts have recorded lessons for each age phase (3-5, 5-7, 7-9 and 9-11). Each lesson introduces a curriculum-linked activity, explains what the children need to do and explores the background science.

What's included
Registered schools will receive on 21 November 2025:

Access to recorded lessons - available via the PSTT website from 24 November to 19 December 2025, with one lesson provided for each age phase

A guidance pack - includes details of the resources needed and additional information to support delivery. All activities use resources schools are likely to already have or can source at little or no cost

School-wide access for £50 - registration covers every age group

You can also share our event flyer with colleagues to spread the word.

Festive Science Investigations give your whole school a seasonal experience that's easy to run, tailored to each age group and an affordable way to bring high-quality science into the end of term.

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Festive Science Investigations - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Bring a seasonal twist to science with PSTT's Festive Science Investigations. School-wide access to recorded lessons and guidance for just £50.

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 5 of 6: Leading Science Across the Whole School: £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 9/2/27

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 5 of 6: Leading Science Across the Whole School: £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 9/2/27

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Session are recorded

Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

Identify opportunities for science to contribute to wider school priorities and pupil development.

Plan approaches to supporting and developing colleagues in science across the school.

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme

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A leadership programme for primary science leaders and aspiring primary science leaders.

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 4 of 6: Leading the Science Curriculum:  £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 19/1/27

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 4 of 6: Leading the Science Curriculum:  £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 19/1/27

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Session are recorded

Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

Evaluate the strengths of their science curriculum and identify opportunities to increase relevance, inclusion and engagement.

Lead curriculum development that supports progression, literacy, oracy and meaningful scientific learning.

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme

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A leadership programme for primary science leaders and aspiring primary science leaders.

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 2 of 6: Developing Fundamental Skills: £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 3/11/26

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 2 of 6: Developing Fundamental Skills: £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 3/11/26

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Session are recorded

Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

Identify and strengthen the key leadership skills needed to lead science effectively.

Review science provision against school priorities and identify practical actions for improvement

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme

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A leadership programme for primary science leaders and aspiring primary science leaders.

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 3 of 6: Leading Science Assessment:: £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 24/11/26

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 3 of 6: Leading Science Assessment:: £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 24/11/26

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Session are recorded

Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

Develop approaches to assessing both scientific knowledge and working scientifically.

Use assessment information to inform planning, adaptation and progression within science.

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme

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A leadership programme for primary science leaders and aspiring primary science leaders.

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 1 of 6: Your Role as Science Lead: £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 6/10/26

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 1 of 6: Your Role as Science Lead: £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 6/10/26

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Session are recorded

Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

Evaluate the current strengths and areas for development within science in their school.

Create an action plan with clear priorities, timescales and measures of impact

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme

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A leadership programme for primary science leaders and aspiring primary science leaders.

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 6 of 6: Designing a curriculum that works for your school:  £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 23/3/27

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme - Module 6 of 6: Designing a curriculum that works for your school:  £25 for ASE members, £50 non-members. £100 for all 6 modules for members, £250 for non members ONLINE 4-5.30pm 23/3/27

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Session are recorded

Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

Evaluate different models for organising science in mixed-age settings and select approaches appropriate to their context.

Map progression in knowledge and skills across mixed-age classes to ensure a coherent learning journey for pupils.

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ASE Primary Science Leadership Programme

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A leadership programme for primary science leaders and aspiring primary science leaders.

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With the new enrichment framework kicking in from September 2026, if you want help to make science part of your offer then take full advantage of a special 50% discount available until the end of July 2026 - enter MSCPSTT at checkout!

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With the new enrichment framework kicking in from September 2026, if you want help to make science part of your offer then take full advantage of a special 50% discount available until the end of July 2026 - enter MSCPSTT at checkout!

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Are you an ASE member yet? With the new curriculum shortly landing and ASE having the primary contract for drafting, there is no better time to become a member - just £45 brings you a lot of bang for your buck

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Are you an ASE member yet? With the new curriculum shortly landing and ASE having the primary contract for drafting, there is no better time to become a member - just £45 brings you a lot of bang for your buck

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The Association For Science Education is a community of teachers, trainees, technicians, consultants and academics united by a common goal: promoting excellence in science education. By actively supporting continuous professional development, by harnessing the power of our community and by speaking…

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RSB's BioArtAttack competition is open for 2026 - suitable for ages 7+ closing date 23/7/26

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RSB's BioArtAttack competition is open for 2026 - suitable for ages 7+ closing date 23/7/26

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 5 of 6 - Enhancing and enriching primary science provision - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 22/4/27

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 5 of 6 - Enhancing and enriching primary science provision - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 22/4/27

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Effective Science Leadership - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Develop confident primary science leadership through a six-part webinar series covering curriculum development, progression, monitoring, assessment, enrichment and staff development.

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 4 of 6 - Effective assessment in primary science - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 18/3/27

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 4 of 6 - Effective assessment in primary science - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 18/3/27

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Effective Science Leadership - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Develop confident primary science leadership through a six-part webinar series covering curriculum development, progression, monitoring, assessment, enrichment and staff development.

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 3 of 6 - Monitoring science across your school - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 21/1/27

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 3 of 6 - Monitoring science across your school - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 21/1/27

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Effective Science Leadership - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Develop confident primary science leadership through a six-part webinar series covering curriculum development, progression, monitoring, assessment, enrichment and staff development.

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 2 of 6 - Curriculum and progression in primary science - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 19/11/26

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 2 of 6 - Curriculum and progression in primary science - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 19/11/26

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Effective Science Leadership - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Develop confident primary science leadership through a six-part webinar series covering curriculum development, progression, monitoring, assessment, enrichment and staff development.

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 1 of 6 - Leading Primary Science - roles and responsibilities - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 8/10/26

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 1 of 6 - Leading Primary Science - roles and responsibilities - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 8/10/26

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Effective Science Leadership - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Develop confident primary science leadership through a six-part webinar series covering curriculum development, progression, monitoring, assessment, enrichment and staff development.

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 6 of 6 - Supporting and leading your staff team - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 9/6/27

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PSTT Effective Primary Science Leadership CPD Package - session 6 of 6 - Supporting and leading your staff team - £150 or all 6 or £25 individually ONLINE 4-5pm, 9/6/27

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Effective Science Leadership - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Develop confident primary science leadership through a six-part webinar series covering curriculum development, progression, monitoring, assessment, enrichment and staff development.

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Your Experience with Artificial Intelligence (AI) - Staff

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Your Experience with Artificial Intelligence (AI) - Staff

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Your Experience with Artificial Intelligence (AI) - Pupils

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Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. At SmartSTEMs we are exploring how AI is currently being used by staff and pupils in schools and how we can support schools, staff and pupils across the UK on their AI journey.Results from this survey will be completely anonymous, no personal data is collected when you complete this survey.The survey should take no longer than 5 minutes to complete.The data will be used to build a picture of how AI is currently being used in UK schools and the confidence levels of pupils. From the results we will be exploring the best ways that we can support school staff to build your skills for the future. The findings from this survey will be published to help schools give you a better AI experience.Please be completely honest in the survey whether you use AI or not. Everyone’s views are valuable to enable us to build a full picture.

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FREE Places for teachers in Surrey & South East at CLOtC Conference at RHS Garden Wisley on 12/11/26

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FREE Places for teachers in Surrey & South East at CLOtC Conference at RHS Garden Wisley on 12/11/26

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Council for Learning Outside the Classroom

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CLOtC National Conference 2026 officially launched: Engage, Connect, Enrich - Council for Learning Outside the Classroom

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We are delighted to launch the CLOtC Conference 2026 - 12 November 2026 at RHS Garden Wisley, Surrey, a proud LOtC Quality Badge holder.

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Find out about Royal Society's Partnership Grant programme with this FREE webinar 4-5pm 25/6/26

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Find out about Royal Society's Partnership Grant programme with this FREE webinar 4-5pm 25/6/26

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These sessions provide prospective applicants with an introduction to the Partnership Grants scheme, including Tomorrow’s climate scientists, before exploring the application process in more detail. The team will share hints and tips about what makes a successful application, information about support available, as well as sharing examples of previously funded projects. There will also be plenty of time for you to ask any specific questions you may have about the application process or your project ideas to ensure you have all the knowledge and understanding to make your application standout. All sessions take place over Zoom and start at 4pm. If there are other teachers in your school, or your STEM partner who are keen to attend, please ask them to book separately to attend. Please note that other dates are available throughout the term.

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Free Insect Week Education Resources - Royal Entomological Society

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To support Insect Week 2026, the Royal Entomological Society has created three free-to-download resources for children and young people aged 5–14, designed for use in schools, clubs or at home. Insects help pollinate crops, recycle…

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Take part in Nature Discovery Week | Education Nature Park

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What’s living and growing on your school grounds? Nature Discovery Week (Monday 29 June - Friday 3 July 2026) is the perfect opportunity to find out together!Head outside with your class and explore with one or more of the National Education Nature Park’s nature surveys. Count pollinators, record grassland plants or observe species with iNaturalist. Every observation your learners make builds a national picture of nature across school grounds, which until now has been a bit of a mystery. This picture is vital information — it allows you to make the most of your outdoor space by making evidence-based decisions, while working with Natural History Museum scientists to conduct groundbreaking research into nature recovery.Plus, this isn’t a one-off. You can do the same surveys year after year and watch the story unfold, seeing first-hand how your efforts through the Nature Park are transforming local wildlife, and tracking your setting’s impact alongside schools across England. Nature Discovery Week is a chance to be part of something bigger. Together, schools, nurseries and colleges across England have the power to make a real, measurable difference to our planet, and it all starts with stepping outside. We’ve also got some special digital badges you can download for each survey that you do during the week!

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 PSTT CPD event - Being a science leader in 2026 (In person - Birmingham) £50 1.30  -4.30pm 15/10/26

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 PSTT CPD event - Being a science leader in 2026 (In person - Birmingham) £50 1.30  -4.30pm 15/10/26

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Midlands CPD Event: Being a science leader in 2026 - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Join PSTT’s Midlands CPD Event: Being a science leader in 2026 on 15 October 2026: half-day CPD for primary science subject leaders, £50, 13:30–16:00, Birmingham.

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New enrichment framework from September 2026 - what is your enrichment offer..? 

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New enrichment framework from September 2026 - what is your enrichment offer..? 

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Check out My Science Club resources if you want support with your STEM offer! www.myscienceclub.com

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Background supporting the enrichment framework for schools and colleges

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Every child and young person should leave school or college with a strong foundation of knowledge, a love of learning, a well-developed set of skills and the confidence to use them. Throughout their time in education, we want young people to be exposed to a wide range of experiences, which, alongside the core national curriculum and programmes of study, help prepare them for life and work.

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ASE Conference 2027 will be at University of Northampton 7-9th January 2027

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ASE Conference 2027 will be at University of Northampton 7-9th January 2027

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2027 ASE Annual Conference - Shaping the Future of Science Education Together

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Save the dates for our 2027 Annual Conference at Northampton!

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ASE Asia Conference  - register your interest now for this inspirational conference in Thailand! 26/3/27

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ASE Asia Conference  - register your interest now for this inspirational conference in Thailand! 26/3/27

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ASE Conference '27 - Register Your Interest

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Please click the link to complete this form.

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ASE Asia Conference  - register your interest now for this inspirational conference in Thailand! 26/3/27

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ASE Asia Conference  - register your interest now for this inspirational conference in Thailand! 26/3/27

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ASE Conference '27 - Register Your Interest

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FREE Global Warming resource from Primary Science in a Nutshell - Millgate resource hub

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FREE Global Warming resource from Primary Science in a Nutshell - Millgate resource hub

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Free access to Global Warming chapter from Primary Science in a Nutshell. Support your primary science teaching and download here today!

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FREE Climate Change resource from Primary Science in a Nutshell - Millgate resource hub

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FREE Climate Change resource from Primary Science in a Nutshell - Millgate resource hub

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Free access to the Climate Change chapter from Primary Science in a Nutshell. Support your primary science teaching and download here today!

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FREE for ASE members (£15 non members) Enrichment Entitlement & Primary Science 4-5pm 29/9/26

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FREE for ASE members (£15 non members) Enrichment Entitlement & Primary Science 4-5pm 29/9/26

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Type: Online event, Type: Workshop

Enrichment entitlement made easy

The New Enrichment Entitlement: What It Means for Science and How to Make the Most of It
From September, schools will be expected to provide a new enrichment entitlement for all young people. But what does this mean in practice, and how can science educators make the most of the opportunities it presents?

Join Dr Jo Montgomery for this practical and inspiring one-hour online session exploring the new entitlement and its implications for schools. Jo will unpack the latest developments, share ideas for embedding meaningful enrichment into your science provision, and showcase a wide range of enrichment opportunities available to schools - many of them completely free.

The session will also highlight innovative programmes such as the Agents of Change programme, which empowers young people to explore health, sustainability and food education through engaging, curriculum-linked activities. The programme encourages pupils to become active contributors to a healthier and more sustainable future.

Whether you're looking for quick wins, whole-school ideas or fresh inspiration for the new academic year, you'll leave with practical resources, useful contacts and plenty of ideas to enrich your students' science experiences.

Free to ASE members. £15 for non-ASE members.

ASE is a charity, committed to making support for science teaching as accessible as possible, we are only able to do this through the support of our members.

If you're not already part of the ASE community, we invite you to join ASE (free to trainees and ECTs in the first 2 years of teaching). This gives you access to CPD (much is free to members), one of our Journals as well as our resources.

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Enrichment Entitlement and Primary Science

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FREE Online CPD session - Decolonising the Primary Science Curriculum with St Mary's University, London 4-5pm 8/7/26

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FREE Online CPD session - Decolonising the Primary Science Curriculum with St Mary's University, London 4-5pm 8/7/26

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FREE Online CPD session - Decolonising the Primary Science Curriculum with St Mary's University, London 4-5pm 8/7/26

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FREE Online CPD session - Decolonising the Primary Science Curriculum with St Mary's University, London 4-5pm 8/7/26

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Decolonising the primary science curriculum webinar

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ASE Update on English National Curriculum changes - 2028

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ASE Update on English National Curriculum changes - 2028

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How will ASE support members through the upcoming England curriculum changes?

ASE has been working closely with the Department for Education (DfE) as lead drafter for the KS1 and KS2 Science programmes of study, with the lead drafters for the Sciences at KS3 and KS4, and with other subject associations. The timeline for rollout of the new curriculum is for the final curriculum to be published in spring 2027, and schools to start teaching it from September 2028.

DfE has announced that they will open the consultation on the new national curriculum programmes of study together with the consultation on phase one GCSEs in September 2026.

Our committees will continue to discuss and respond to consultations throughout the process, and we welcome and encourage member feedback and response. Meanwhile, we look forward to supporting you with your curriculum planning and delivery and are pleased to report that plans for supporting members through the curriculum change are already in development.

Getting curriculum ready

Autumn term

The DfE's Final Report on the Curriculum and Assessment Review identified a number of key areas that are likely to have increased emphasis within the new curriculum including.

Purposeful practical work;

Climate change, nature and sustainability;

Oracy;

Maths - digital media and numeracy literacy;

Scientific literacy;

SEND and inclusion;

Enrichment.

To help prepare you and your school for developments in these areas we will be curating CPD and have a number of existing resources and journal articles which can help you to get up to speed with best practice and approach.

Once the curriculum is published for consultation, we'll be providing members with more supporting resources to help map what is new / moved / removed and guidance on what leaders should be doing next.

Annual Conference 2027

Our Annual Conference in January 2027 at the University of Northampton will come after the consultation period but before the final published curriculum. The science programmes of study drafting teams from ASE, the Royal Society of Biology, the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Institute of Physics will all be offering sessions.

Tickets for Annual Conference will go on sale in early September, and will be discounted for ASE members.

Spring / summer term

ASE plan to run a series of masterclasses during the spring and summer terms to support members to transition their curriculum planning and to refresh or upskill in areas of new or increased focus. Please keep up to date with our newsletters and through our website for details as our programme of support is developed.

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ASE has been working closely with the Department for Education (DfE) as lead drafter for the KS1 and KS2 Science programmes of study, with the lead drafters for the Sciences at KS3 and KS4, and with other subject associations.

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FREE Working Scientifically with space as a context 3.45-4.45pm 24/9/26

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FREE Working Scientifically with space as a context 3.45-4.45pm 24/9/26

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Looking for some FREE support for you and your colleagues for teaching working scientifically aspects of science?

Then book everyone in for a FREE staff meeting that I'm running on 24th September!

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Bryony Turford

AKA Primary Science Geeks

Please note, this session does not include Year 5 NC Space topic but does cover science topics across primary year groups

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Working Scientifically with space as a context

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This brand new 1 hour online CPD event draws on the latest research and is perfect for a whole school staff meeting!

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Are you new to PSTT support? Sign up now to access one of a limited number of FREE fully funded introductory CPD sessions for eligible schools during 2026–27

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Are you new to PSTT support? Sign up now to access one of a limited number of FREE fully funded introductory CPD sessions for eligible schools during 2026–27

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We are offering a limited number of introductory CPD sessions designed to help schools take practical next steps in strengthening primary science through focused, action-based professional learning led by a PSTT Primary Science Mentor.

Schools can apply for support in one of the following areas:

Getting started with working scientifically

Strengthening science in your phase (3–5, 5–7, 7–9, 9–12)

Getting to grips with leading science (for science subject leaders)

Sessions are available as either:

Half-day CPD

Two twilight sessions with a gap task

The support is intended for schools that are new to PSTT’s in-school support and can involve teachers from a single school, group of schools, federation or MAT.

As places are limited, applications will be reviewed based on eligibility, demand and available capacity.

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Inspirational teacher of primary science FREE CPD for 26/27 from STEM Learning - register interest by 26/6/26

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Inspirational teacher of primary science FREE CPD for 26/27 from STEM Learning - register interest by 26/6/26

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Inspirational teacher of primary science

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Fully-funded by the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851, this year long, blended course includes face to face, live online and self-paced sessions to guide you to become an inspirational teacher of primary science.

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Join Bryony (aka me, Primary Science Geeks) for a termly online network. The Spring one takes place 5/3/27 1.30 - 3.30pm

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Join Bryony (aka me, Primary Science Geeks) for a termly online network. The Spring one takes place 5/3/27 1.30 - 3.30pm

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Led by
Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks

Details
Our programme covers three half day sessions and will be delivered by Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks who has a wealth of expertise.

Bryony has been delivering high quality professional development sessions for leaders, classroom practitioners, trainees and ECTs for over 17 years and a teacher for more than 20. Bryony Turford is the founder and director of Primary Science Geeks, an education consultancy based in Yorkshire and The Humber.

Session 1 - Wednesday 23rd October 2024

This session will include:
* My professional learning needs as a leader of science and how to address them
* EEF Improving Primary Science - Guidance report recommendations 1 & 2 (thread included in all sessions)
* Resources for inclusive science teaching for all - PSTT STRATA resources (thread included in all sessions)
* News - keeping up to date with Primary Science

Session 2 - Tuesday 25th February 2025

This session will include:
* Enrichment of our science learning including Great Science Share for Schools (GSSfS), British Science Week (BSW) and science clubs
* EEF Improving Primary Science - Guidance report recommendations 3 & 4 (thread included in all sessions)
* Resources for inclusive science teaching for all - Explorify Inclusion Hub resources (thread included in all sessions)
* News - keeping up to date with Primary Science

Session 3 - Wednesday 4th June 2025

This session will include:
* Equality, diversity and inclusion in primary science including a guest speaker TBC
* EEF Improving Primary Science - Guidance report recommendations 5 & 6 (thread included in all sessions)
* Resources for inclusive science teaching for all - PLAN Vocabulary development and My Science Club's integrated instructions (thread included in all sessions)
* News - keeping up to date with Primary Science

Timings: 1pm-4pm*:
Prep & Reading Time - 1pm-1.30pm
Online CPD Live Session - 1.30pm-3.30pm
Follow Up Actions - 3.30pm-4pm

* Approximately one week before the session, you will be sent a short set of preparation activities to think about, to do and to bring. These are designed to take no longer than 30 minutes to prepare. Reflection tasks should take no longer than 30 minutes after the live session.

**Content subject to change staying current with up to date events

Timings
Wednesday 23rd October 2024

Online CPD Live Session 1.30pm-3.30pm*

£80 per session

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Led by Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks Details Our programme covers three half day sessions and will be delivered by Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks who has a wealth of expertise. Bryony has been delivering high quality professional development sessions for leaders, classroom practitioners, trainees and ECTs for over 17 years and a teacher for more than 20.

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Join Bryony (aka me, Primary Science Geeks) for a termly online network. The Autumn one takes place 18/11/26 1.30 - 3.30pm

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Join Bryony (aka me, Primary Science Geeks) for a termly online network. The Autumn one takes place 18/11/26 1.30 - 3.30pm

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£80 per session inc all digital resources

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Led by
Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks

Details
Our programme covers three half day sessions and will be delivered by Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks who has a wealth of expertise.

Bryony has been delivering high quality professional development sessions for leaders, classroom practitioners, trainees and ECTs for over 17 years and a teacher for more than 20. Bryony Turford is the founder and director of Primary Science Geeks, an education consultancy based in Yorkshire and The Humber.

Session 1 - Wednesday 23rd October 2024

This session will include:
* My professional learning needs as a leader of science and how to address them
* EEF Improving Primary Science - Guidance report recommendations 1 & 2 (thread included in all sessions)
* Resources for inclusive science teaching for all - PSTT STRATA resources (thread included in all sessions)
* News - keeping up to date with Primary Science

Session 2 - Tuesday 25th February 2025

This session will include:
* Enrichment of our science learning including Great Science Share for Schools (GSSfS), British Science Week (BSW) and science clubs
* EEF Improving Primary Science - Guidance report recommendations 3 & 4 (thread included in all sessions)
* Resources for inclusive science teaching for all - Explorify Inclusion Hub resources (thread included in all sessions)
* News - keeping up to date with Primary Science

Session 3 - Wednesday 4th June 2025

This session will include:
* Equality, diversity and inclusion in primary science including a guest speaker TBC
* EEF Improving Primary Science - Guidance report recommendations 5 & 6 (thread included in all sessions)
* Resources for inclusive science teaching for all - PLAN Vocabulary development and My Science Club's integrated instructions (thread included in all sessions)
* News - keeping up to date with Primary Science

Timings: 1pm-4pm*:
Prep & Reading Time - 1pm-1.30pm
Online CPD Live Session - 1.30pm-3.30pm
Follow Up Actions - 3.30pm-4pm

* Approximately one week before the session, you will be sent a short set of preparation activities to think about, to do and to bring. These are designed to take no longer than 30 minutes to prepare. Reflection tasks should take no longer than 30 minutes after the live session.

**Content subject to change staying current with up to date events

Timings
Wednesday 23rd October 2024

Online CPD Live Session 1.30pm-3.30pm*

£80 per session

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Led by Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks Details Our programme covers three half day sessions and will be delivered by Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks who has a wealth of expertise. Bryony has been delivering high quality professional development sessions for leaders, classroom practitioners, trainees and ECTs for over 17 years and a teacher for more than 20.

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Join Bryony (aka me, Primary Science Geeks) for a termly online network. The Summer one takes place 15/6/27 1.30 - 3.30pm

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Led by
Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks

Details
Our programme covers three half day sessions and will be delivered by Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks who has a wealth of expertise.

Bryony has been delivering high quality professional development sessions for leaders, classroom practitioners, trainees and ECTs for over 17 years and a teacher for more than 20. Bryony Turford is the founder and director of Primary Science Geeks, an education consultancy based in Yorkshire and The Humber.

Session 1 - Wednesday 23rd October 2024

This session will include:
* My professional learning needs as a leader of science and how to address them
* EEF Improving Primary Science - Guidance report recommendations 1 & 2 (thread included in all sessions)
* Resources for inclusive science teaching for all - PSTT STRATA resources (thread included in all sessions)
* News - keeping up to date with Primary Science

Session 2 - Tuesday 25th February 2025

This session will include:
* Enrichment of our science learning including Great Science Share for Schools (GSSfS), British Science Week (BSW) and science clubs
* EEF Improving Primary Science - Guidance report recommendations 3 & 4 (thread included in all sessions)
* Resources for inclusive science teaching for all - Explorify Inclusion Hub resources (thread included in all sessions)
* News - keeping up to date with Primary Science

Session 3 - Wednesday 4th June 2025

This session will include:
* Equality, diversity and inclusion in primary science including a guest speaker TBC
* EEF Improving Primary Science - Guidance report recommendations 5 & 6 (thread included in all sessions)
* Resources for inclusive science teaching for all - PLAN Vocabulary development and My Science Club's integrated instructions (thread included in all sessions)
* News - keeping up to date with Primary Science

Timings: 1pm-4pm*:
Prep & Reading Time - 1pm-1.30pm
Online CPD Live Session - 1.30pm-3.30pm
Follow Up Actions - 3.30pm-4pm

* Approximately one week before the session, you will be sent a short set of preparation activities to think about, to do and to bring. These are designed to take no longer than 30 minutes to prepare. Reflection tasks should take no longer than 30 minutes after the live session.

**Content subject to change staying current with up to date events

Timings
Wednesday 23rd October 2024

Online CPD Live Session 1.30pm-3.30pm*

£80 per session

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Led by Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks Details Our programme covers three half day sessions and will be delivered by Bryony Turford from Primary Science Geeks who has a wealth of expertise. Bryony has been delivering high quality professional development sessions for leaders, classroom practitioners, trainees and ECTs for over 17 years and a teacher for more than 20.

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 Join SmartSTEMs for a FREE live hosting of the My Science Club Summer STEM quiz on Thursday 18th June 2026 1:45pm - 2:45pm

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 Join SmartSTEMs for a FREE live hosting of the My Science Club Summer STEM quiz on Thursday 18th June 2026 1:45pm - 2:45pm

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Want to join a live hosted quiz with other schools from across the UK? Sign up here for a mind-bending summer STEM Quiz, hosted by SmartSTEMs in partnership with My Science Club

Three rounds designed to challenge your children in a fun and collaborative way!

Open to all UK Primary Schools, this quiz is aimed at Year 4 – 6 (England and Wales) and Primary 5 – 7 (Scotland and NI).

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SmartSTEMs BSW Primary School Summer STEM Quiz

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FREE Summer 2026 STEM Quiz from My Science Club

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FREE Summer 2026 STEM Quiz from My Science Club

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ASE Hangout - Book Blether! FREE for ASE members (£12.50 non members) 4-4.30pm 8/6/26

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ASE Hangout - Book Blether! FREE for ASE members (£12.50 non members) 4-4.30pm 8/6/26

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Northern Regions Hangout - Book Blether!

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Join us for an informal chat about our favourite science teaching books.

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FREE for ASE members (£20 non members) Network - theme STEM CLUBS  4-5pm 18/1/27

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FREE for ASE members (£20 non members) Network - theme STEM CLUBS  4-5pm 18/1/27

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FREE for ASE members (£20 non members) Network - theme TRANSITIONS  4-5pm 19/5/27

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FREE for ASE members (£20 non members) Network - theme TRANSITIONS  4-5pm 19/5/27

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North & East Midlands - Transitions (in the summer)

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FREE for ASE members (£20 non members) Network - theme CURRICULUM REVIEW  4-5pm 17/11/26 

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FREE for ASE members (£20 non members) Network - theme CURRICULUM REVIEW  4-5pm 17/11/26 

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North & East Midlands - Curriculum Review

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FREE for ASE members (£20 non members) Network - theme BOOKS & RESOURCES  4-5pm 21/6/27

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FREE for ASE members (£20 non members) Network - theme BOOKS & RESOURCES  4-5pm 21/6/27

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North & East Midlands - Books & Resources

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For just £45 you can stay connected to your community whatever stage of your career, ASE is for you

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The Association For Science Education is a community of teachers, trainees, technicians, consultants and academics united by a common goal: promoting excellence in science education. By actively supporting continuous professional development, by harnessing the power of our community and by speaking…

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FREE for ASE members (£20 non members) Network - theme MISCONCEPTIONS  4-5pm 25/2/27

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FREE for ASE members (£20 non members) Network - theme MISCONCEPTIONS  4-5pm 25/2/27

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Our teacher networks are facilitated networking opportunities for all those involved in the classroom or supporting science teaching. Here you can share ideas and discuss problems with other ASE members across the country (and beyond).

The meetings are not intended to be workshops - they are focused discussions around a theme. We meet on Zoom and use the breakout rooms to allow those who come the chance to discuss the hot topic in more detail (video, audio and text chat are all fine). Each networking meeting will be attended and led by members of the North and East Midlands community.

The meetings are not recorded so you can speak freely (and we meet under Chatham house rules so that frank and open discussions can take place). We may send out summary notes of the group discussion, but we aren't able to do this for the breakout rooms.

The provisional theme for this network meeting is Misconceptions.

If you live in the North & East Midlands area and would like to be involved or have any queries, please contact [email protected]

This event is FREE for ASE members and £20.00 for non-members.

ASE is a charity, committed to making support for science teaching as accessible as possible, we are able to do this through the support of our members.

If you're not already part of the ASE community, we invite you to join ASE for just £45 a year (free to trainees and ECTs in the first 2 years of teaching). This gives you access to CPD (much is free to members), one of our Journals as well as our resources.

Networking, Online event, Workshop

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FREE for ASE members (£20 non members) Network - theme SEND  4-5pm 17/11/26 

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New Issue of Primary Science Journal is out FREE to ASE members! 

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This issue of Primary Science centres around the theme of decolonising the curriculum. Decolonising primary science does not mean abandoning our curricula. It also does not mean simply using broader examples of scientists. Rather, it invites teachers to reconsider whose knowledge is foregrounded and why.

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In this edition, we share an exciting update about British Science Week 2027 and remind you about the Engage Teacher Conference coming up in just under a month.

We share the details about a new partnership between CREST and the Young STEM Leaders Programme in Scotland, and a blog with a colleague at Urenco, our Headline Partner of CREST, about the value of the collaboration.

Finally, to mark Mental Health Awareness Week this week, we look back at some CREST case studies in which young people explored ways we can take care of ourselves and others.

It's the news you've been waiting for...British Science Week 2027 will take place on 5-14 March.

We're already looking forward to the next celebration of STEM, and we hope you are too.

Keep your eyes peeled for the announcement of next year's theme, we're busy coming up with an exciting one to inspire your events and activities.

In the meantime, you can start thinking about how you might like to celebrate, the possibilities are endless!

Urenco has been one of our longest running partnerships; we have worked together for over 13 years, and they have been a Headline Partner of CREST since 2023.

To celebrate this fruitful collaboration, we spoke to Rosie Salkeld, the Social Impact Lead at Urenco, about why Urenco chose to partner with the British Science Association, highlights from the past decade, why they feel supporting STEM education is so important, and the CREST kit boxes they are funding later this year.

Rosie also shared how her Urenco colleagues being part of our Smashing Stereotypes campaign helps to highlight careers in nuclear energy and breakdown misconceptions about the industry.

Our exciting new partnership with the Young STEM Leader Programme (YSLP) means every young person in Scotland who earns a Young STEM Leader Award at Levels 3 to 7 (YSL3-SL7) can claim a free CREST Award!

By uploading their YSLP certificate, learners can earn Discovery, Bronze or Silver Awards, with the opportunity to progress to Gold Awards.

YSLP is led by SSERC, and is an award which helps to promote better engagement and participation in STEM among young people in Scotland.

The YSLP empowers young people to build confidence, develop vital skills, and lead meaningful STEM activities. Through our partnership, their achievements can gain even greater national recognition.

Thanks to additional support from the James Weir Foundation, all young people in Scotland can earn CREST Awards for free.

Visiting school and college groups will be able to explore The Royal Society's Exhibition between 1-3 July 2026, alongside the visiting public.

Groups with students at GCSE and A-level age (or equivalent) can visit the exhibition at a morning or afternoon slot on either the 1, 2 or 3 July.

Students and their chaperoning teachers will get the opportunity to talk with a wide range of researchers, finding out more about the innovative science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) they are undertaking and their career pathways in scientific research. There will also be the opportunity to engage with a large range of publicly accessible, interactive activities and attend talks (spaces permitting) from a large variety of scientists involved across the entire week.

The Royal Society are particularly keen to welcome schools and colleges that have not attended before, so do consider bringing a group if you have not visited in previous years.

This week (11-17 May) is Mental Health Awareness Week, and this year's theme is 'Action'.

Secondary students Nikola and Richard earned their Silver and Gold Awards respectively by investigating actions that we and others can take to improve our mental health. Today, we are sharing their project stories with you to inspire your students.

Nikola, a secondary student who spent time in hospital being treated for mental health issues, used computer design skills to design a room that would provide a calm environment for young people suffering from poor mental health. She surveyed her peers to find out what they would find helpful.

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British Science Week 2027 dates announced! | We’ve extended the British Science Week poster competition deadline! | Enter the Key Gardens Endeavour Competition

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In this edition, we share an exciting update about British Science Week 2027 and remind you about the Engage Teacher Conference coming up in just under a month. We share the details about a new partnership between CREST and the Young STEM Leaders Programme in Scotland, and a blog with a colleague at Urenco, our Headline Partner of CREST, about the value of the collaboration.

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FREE Teachmeet - Twinkl x GSSfS: Working Scientifically - Enquiry Type vs Enquiry Skill 4-5pm 9/6/26

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FREE Teachmeet - Twinkl x GSSfS: Working Scientifically - Enquiry Type vs Enquiry Skill 4-5pm 9/6/26

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Twinkl x GSSfS: Working Scientifically - Enquiry Type vs Enquiry Skill

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We explore how to teach disciplinary knowledge in primary science and encourage scientific thinking in your classroom.

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Got something to share? ASE Annual Conference 2-27 is open for proposals right now - closes midnight 24/5/26

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Got something to share? ASE Annual Conference 2-27 is open for proposals right now - closes midnight 24/5/26

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Never done anything like this before? Don't worry, help is at hand, the committees are available for help and support, just share your ideas now...

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ASE 2027 Annual Conference - session proposal invitations

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The Association for Science Education (ASE) invites proposals for the 2027 Annual Conference at the University of Northampton’s Waterside Campus.

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FREE for ASE Members - Northern Regional Hangout 4-4.30pm 8/6/26

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FREE for ASE Members - Northern Regional Hangout 4-4.30pm 8/6/26

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Northern Regions Hangout - Book Blether!

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Join us for an informal chat about our favourite science teaching books.

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FREE for all - SEND & Inclusion in Primary Science webinar 4-5pm 20/5/26

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FREE for all - SEND & Inclusion in Primary Science webinar 4-5pm 20/5/26

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ASE x Twinkl: SEND and Inclusion in Primary Science

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Explore how to create inclusive science classrooms in which every child can learn, connect and grow.

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Puffin cam is LIVE! Check into the colony on the Farne Islands with the National Trust 

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Puffin cam is LIVE! Check into the colony on the Farne Islands with the National Trust 

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Puffin Colony – LIVE from National Trust Farne Islands 2026

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If you are enjoying this Window to the Wild, help us restore nature with a donation: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/national-trust-nature-appealThe Farne Is…

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RSB Signs of Spring Survey is live - get your classes involved with some citizen science! Open until 14/6/26

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RSB Signs of Spring Survey is live - get your classes involved with some citizen science! Open until 14/6/26

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Looking for a network? PSTT  have various ones around the country you can join... 

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Looking for a network? PSTT  have various ones around the country you can join... 

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Enrich your science lessons with engaging webinars and courses from PSTT. Designed to inspire and support primary science education. Explore upcoming opportunities to connect, learn and grow.

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Watch all the FREE ECT webinar series from PSTT here and book a place for the remaining webinar 4-4.45pm 17/6/26

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Watch all the FREE ECT webinar series from PSTT here and book a place for the remaining webinar 4-4.45pm 17/6/26

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Teaching Primary Science

This introductory session explores why science is an exciting subject to teach, introduces key teaching strategies, and highlights where to find free resources to support your lessons.

Key takeaways include:

Understanding the difference between scientific knowledge and scientific skills

Tried-and-tested strategies for making science learning engaging

Adapting lessons to make science learning meaningful and relevant for all children

Hosting this webinar: Kathryn Horan, Regional Mentor & Area Mentor for Yorkshire & East Midlands and Stacey Reid, Regional Mentor Lead for the North.
Webinar 2: Tuesday 25 November 2025
Health & Safety - Keeping science safe, fun and stress-free

CLEAPSS supports schools in England, Northern Ireland and Wales to run the practical science you want to do - safely and confidently. This session, led by Maria Pack (Primary Consultant at CLEAPSS), explains what CLEAPSS offers and how to access its resources.

By the end of this session, you will:

Understand how to risk assess practical primary science

Know how to find the practical activities and guidance you need to teach science safely and effectively

Know how to keep up to date with new resources and how to contact CLEAPSS for help

Webinar 3: Thursday 22 January 2026
Practical Approaches to Primary Science

A practical session on making hands-on primary science meaningful and effective. We will explore a range of strategies and how each can be applied across common topics.

Key takeaways include:

Ensuring that practical learning in science is purposeful

Understanding a range of practical strategies, including the use of drama, models and exploration to support learning

Hosting this webinar: Kathryn Horan, Regional Mentor & Area Mentor for Yorkshire & East Midlands.
Webinar 4: Wednesday 25 February 2026
Effective Assessment Strategies in Primary Science

Practical tools for using formative and summative assessment in primary science, aligned to the curriculum and supportive of scientific curiosity and development.

Key takeaways include:

Creating assessment opportunities that nurture curiosity, exploration and critical thinking

Understanding key differences between formative and summative assessment

Using assessment to inform teaching and enhance learning

Hosting this webinar: Kathryn Horan, Regional Mentor & Area Mentor for Yorkshire & East Midlands and Kate Redhead, Regional Mentor for West Midlands.
Webinar 5: Tuesday 5 May 2026
Working Scientifically in the Primary Classroom

What does Working Scientifically look like in everyday practice? This session breaks down the key elements and shows how to embed them in routine lessons through simple, hands-on examples.

In this session you will:

Gain clear explanations of the Working Scientifically strands and how they link to the National Curriculum

Take away practical, low-prep activity ideas to embed Working Scientifically in your lessons

Hosting this webinar: Angharad Pass, Regional Mentor for the North West and Stacey Reid, Regional Mentor Lead for the North.
Webinar 6: Wednesday 17 June 2026
Effective Science Enquiry in Primary Education

A focused look at the different areas of science enquiry, with tools and strategies to promote curiosity, critical thinking and purposeful investigation.

Key takeaways include:

An overview of the different enquiry types

How to link science enquiry and skills effectively

Strategies to develop these through practical investigations

Hosting this webinar: Kate Redhead, Regional Mentor for West Midlands.

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Science for Early Career Teachers - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Build confidence teaching primary science with a six-part ECT webinar series on practical approaches, CLEAPSS health & safety, working scientifically, enquiry and assessment.

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Series of 5 recorded webinars for 5 types of enquiry from PSTT  for £80

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Series of 5 recorded webinars for 5 types of enquiry from PSTT  for £80

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Enquiry Types Webinar Series - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Oracy in Primary Science recorded webinar from PSTT for £25

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Oracy in Primary Science recorded webinar from PSTT for £25

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Oracy in Primary Science - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Join our Developing Oracy in Primary Science webinar to strengthen children’s talk in science. A one-hour session with practical strategies, resources and guidance for teachers.

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Online Science lessons from PSTT - Available now for £50

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Online Science lessons from PSTT - Available now for £50

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Online Science Lessons 2026 - Primary Science Teaching Trust

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Access online science lessons from PSTT featuring curriculum-linked investigations using simple resources. Teacher-guided sessions support inclusive science learning, scientific enquiry and SEND participation.

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Be inspired at the Science Oxford Primary Science Conference 6/7/26

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Be inspired at the Science Oxford Primary Science Conference 6/7/26

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Get insight and ideas on how you can:

Build pupils' oracy with primary science specialist Jules Pottle and University of Hertfordshire Associate Professor David Allen

Make the outdoors a powerful science classroom with primary science specialist Joshua Piggott

Use the micro:bit to get children digitally active with Digit<all> CEO Peter Marshman

Plan purposeful practicals, teaching both knowledge and skills, with CLEAPSS Lead Primary Consultant Maria Pack

Use stories as a springboard for science with author and illustrator Mini Grey

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Oxfordshire Primary Science Conference - Science Oxford

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Be part of Science Oxford’s annual Oxfordshire Primary Science Conference – a day dedicated to enriching your approach to primary science and sparking inspiration across your school community

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Get involved in Big Green Week 6-14th June 2026 - lots of FREE resources and ideas

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Get involved in Big Green Week 6-14th June 2026 - lots of FREE resources and ideas

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Get your school involved in Great Big Green Week. Children and young people are often our best advocates for climate and nature and there are plenty of ways to get your school involved.

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Latest Topical Science Updates is live from My Science Club

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Latest Topical Science Updates is live from My Science Club

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FREE Moon Calendar 2026 from My Science Club!

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FREE Moon Calendar 2026 from My Science Club!

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Moon Phases Calendar 2026 giveaway! - My Science Club

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Way back in 2024, we created our very first digital Moon phase calendar for 2025. We added it to our online shops, gave it to our members for free and printed a limited edition run of 100 hard copies which found their way into classrooms, homes and offices alike and were coveted collectors items! Of

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Small hands, big ideas: FREE STEM resources for 3-7 yr olds from BSA online 4-4.45pm 8/6/26

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Small hands, big ideas: FREE STEM resources for 3-7 yr olds from BSA online 4-4.45pm 8/6/26

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Organisations contributing to this session include: Explorify, CREST Awards, NUSTEM and the Science Museum Group.

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Small hands, big ideas: discover free STEM resources for ages 3-7

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Get inspired and ignite a love for STEM in your youngest learners. Explore free, high-quality resources from leading experts.

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Small hands, big ideas: FREE STEM resources for 3-7 yr olds from BSA online 4-4.45pm 8/6/26

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Small hands, big ideas: FREE STEM resources for 3-7 yr olds from BSA online 4-4.45pm 8/6/26

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Organisations contributing to this session include: Explorify, CREST Awards, NUSTEM and the Science Museum Group.

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Small hands, big ideas: discover free STEM resources for ages 3-7

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Get inspired and ignite a love for STEM in your youngest learners. Explore free, high-quality resources from leading experts.

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Are you a primary teacher? Using CLEAPSS Primary? Pop over and drop your thoughts onto this little survey to help them out with the new website plans...

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Are you a primary teacher? Using CLEAPSS Primary? Pop over and drop your thoughts onto this little survey to help them out with the new website plans...

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Subscribed to Millgate's newsletter yet..? Pop your details in now to keep up to date with this brilliant publisher! 

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Subscribed to Millgate's newsletter yet..? Pop your details in now to keep up to date with this brilliant publisher! 

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Why not subscribe to our newsletter and keep up to date with all the lastest offers and resources from Millgate and ASE…

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BRAND NEW & FREE - resources hub from Millgate!

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BRAND NEW & FREE - resources hub from Millgate!

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NEW resource Hub for free teacher resources. This hub will showcase a range of Primary and Secondary activity for the classroom. Most will be taken from Millgate's brilliant publications and offer tried and tested ideas

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Free resouces for pimary and secondary science teachers. Check out our Resource Hub and download your free classroom activities.

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Exciting Opportunity to Pilot New Future Friendly Plastics Activities with CIEC: SUMMER TERM

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Exciting Opportunity to Pilot New Future Friendly Plastics Activities with CIEC: SUMMER TERM

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Take part in piloting a brand-new set of primary classroom activities

These sustainability-themed activities are suitable for UKS2 classes, focus on children learning about the properties and suitability of materials: Future Friendly Plastics.

You’ll receive a pilot copy of the classroom activities to use with your class during summer 2 in exchange for providing feedback in a short survey in early July.

Following the pilot, you will be asked to complete a short feedback form by 10th July. All schools returning feedback will be entered into a prize draw for £100 worth of science equipment.

Register interest by 15th May

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Fascinating read on using AI in primary science - report from Danny Nicholson

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Fascinating read on using AI in primary science - report from Danny Nicholson

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FREE IN PERSON CPD FROM THE OGDEN TRUST: Improving Primary Physics: Light and Sound 10/6/26 9.30am–3.30pm

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FREE IN PERSON CPD FROM THE OGDEN TRUST: Improving Primary Physics: Light and Sound 10/6/26 9.30am–3.30pm

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Light up learning with a FREE day of professional development exploring purposeful practicals and effective pedagogical approaches in primary physics.

If you are in or around the West Midlands, and you are a primary science subject lead or you are teaching light or sound in KS2, join The Ogden Trust for a day of purposeful professional learning, underpinned by the EEF recommendations for Improving Primary Science.

Improving Primary Physics: Light and Sound

10 June, 9.30am–3.30pm

Shireland Training Centre (B68 9ER)

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The Ogden Trust - Supporting the teaching and learning of physics

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The Ogden Trust - Supporting the teaching and learning of physics

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Improving primary physics - The Ogden Trust

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Supporting the teaching and learning of physics

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FREE IN PERSON CPD FROM THE OGDEN TRUST: Improving Primary Physics: Light and Sound 10/6/26 9.30am–3.30pm

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FREE IN PERSON CPD FROM THE OGDEN TRUST: Improving Primary Physics: Light and Sound 10/6/26 9.30am–3.30pm

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Light up learning with a FREE day of professional development exploring purposeful practicals and effective pedagogical approaches in primary physics.

If you are in or around the West Midlands, and you are a primary science subject lead or you are teaching light or sound in KS2, join The Ogden Trust for a day of purposeful professional learning, underpinned by the EEF recommendations for Improving Primary Science.

Improving Primary Physics: Light and Sound

10 June, 9.30am–3.30pm

Shireland Training Centre (B68 9ER)

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The Ogden Trust - Supporting the teaching and learning of physics

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The Ogden Trust - Supporting the teaching and learning of physics

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Improving primary physics - The Ogden Trust

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Supporting the teaching and learning of physics

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FREE IN PERSON CPD FROM THE OGDEN TRUST: Improving Primary Physics: Light and Sound 10/6/26 9.30am–3.30pm

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FREE IN PERSON CPD FROM THE OGDEN TRUST: Improving Primary Physics: Light and Sound 10/6/26 9.30am–3.30pm

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Light up learning with a FREE day of professional development exploring purposeful practicals and effective pedagogical approaches in primary physics.

If you are in or around the West Midlands, and you are a primary science subject lead or you are teaching light or sound in KS2, join The Ogden Trust for a day of purposeful professional learning, underpinned by the EEF recommendations for Improving Primary Science.

Improving Primary Physics: Light and Sound

10 June, 9.30am–3.30pm

Shireland Training Centre (B68 9ER)

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The Ogden Trust - Supporting the teaching and learning of physics

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The Ogden Trust - Supporting the teaching and learning of physics

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Improving primary physics - The Ogden Trust

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Supporting the teaching and learning of physics

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STEMPOINT Powering Ahead: Renewable Energy Workshops

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STEMPOINT Powering Ahead: Renewable Energy Workshops

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STEMPOINT is delivering hands-on renewable energy workshops for primary and secondary pupils, helping children learn more about sustainability, renewable energy and careers within the sector.

Some workshops for the 2025–2026 academic year are fully funded, depending on location and eligibility

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Explore STEMPOINT's initiatives for schools and colleges in the East of England. From STEM workshops to STEM Ambassadors, discover opportunities to inspire and educate young minds in STEM fields. Subscribe to stay updated!

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STEMPOINT Powering Ahead: Renewable Energy Workshops

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STEMPOINT Powering Ahead: Renewable Energy Workshops

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STEMPOINT is delivering hands-on renewable energy workshops for primary and secondary pupils, helping children learn more about sustainability, renewable energy and careers within the sector.

Some workshops for the 2025–2026 academic year are fully funded, depending on location and eligibility

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Explore STEMPOINT's initiatives for schools and colleges in the East of England. From STEM workshops to STEM Ambassadors, discover opportunities to inspire and educate young minds in STEM fields. Subscribe to stay updated!

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GSSfS Great Science Toolkit - new resources added for 2026!

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GSSfS Great Science Toolkit - new resources added for 2026!

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Great Science Share for Schools (GSSfS) Great Science Toolkit just got even better! 3 new tools added this year including: sorting selector and group roles!

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Great Science Toolkit - The Great Science Share for Schools

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GSSfS Great Science Toolkit - new resources added for 2026!

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GSSfS Great Science Toolkit - new resources added for 2026!

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Great Science Share for Schools (GSSfS) Great Science Toolkit just got even better! 3 new tools added this year including: sorting selector and group roles!

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Great Science Toolkit - The Great Science Share for Schools

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Have you checked out the FREE primary science curriculum units from Oak Academy? 

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Have you checked out the FREE primary science curriculum units from Oak Academy? 

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Take a peek and consider if any of the content could enhance or support your current curriculum offer...

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KS1-2 science curriculum unit sequence | Oak National Academy

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Explore our free KS1-2 science curriculum unit sequences, easily select units and topics and view in our interactive tool now.

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FREE Webinar - engineering in primary schools 4-4.45pm 27/4/26

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FREE Webinar - engineering in primary schools 4-4.45pm 27/4/26

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You are invited to join us for a 45 minute webinar to launch a brand new online professional development course designed specifically for primary teachers who want to bring engineering to life in the classroom.

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Engineering in primary schools: Launch webinar

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Lynne Bianchi is Professor of Science and Engineering Education at The University of Manchester and a nationally recognised leader in STEM education. With a background as a primary school teacher, her career has been driven by a deep commitment to ensuring that all young people, regardless of background, have meaningful opportunities to engage with science and engineering.