Reflective Science provides a novel and interactive way of developing thinking skills through teaching KS4 concepts in science. This project is looking for KS4 teachers to try out free resources and materials and provide evaluative feedback on their use in the classroom.

The Celebration Day saw pupils and teachers from the North East’s pioneering ‘Climate Change Lead Schools’, the vision of the ground-breaking Climate Change Schools Project, gather to showcase how they have put climate change at the heart of the national curriculum and brought green issues to life for their young people, schools and local communities. They are paving the...

North East schoolchildren are being invited to put science in the picture. Science Learning Centre North East operated through Durham University, is asking youngsters to design a poster which could be used to promote scientific research throughout the European Union (EU).

A fascinating evening of presentation, discussion and refreshments was held at the Science Learning Centre Yorkshire and the Humber to celebrate 200 years of Charles Darwin and, in particular, his legacy to science education. With guest speaker conservationist Randal Keynes, Charles Darwin's great-great-grandson.

Every day, the potential applications of nanoscale technology continue to increase. If you'd like to know more about nanotechnology and how to investigate the concepts, technology and issues in your classroom, join us at the Science Learning Centre Yorkshire and the Humber on July 10th 2009.