Links

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Login to access the Rules, Charter, and By-Laws, as well as view ASE Policy, AGM Minutes, Region Handbooks and a whole range of important member information.

co2nnect.org/

This is a part of a European ‘Comenius’ network project (support http://support-edu.org/) that looks at the sustainability issues surrounding how students travel to school.The activities are designed to support learning that can provide pupils with abilities, skills, attitudes and awareness as well as knowledge and understanding of the issues. Amongst other activities they can investigate CO2 emissions from travel to school, share the findings using an international database, compare and discuss CO2 emissions, partner with other schools, generate and share ideas on how to reduce CO2 emissions.

www.schoolscience.co.uk

Information about ALL current competitions and giveaways is available from www.schoolscience.co.uk. Also resources for all age ranges in many curriculum areas. Available for both members and NON-MEMBERS so share the information with other teacher friends when you find good resources! Or post it to a forum on the website.

www.ase.org.uk/resources/becta-legacy-science-resources/

Science Hazard Symbols in Different Languages - Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Greek, Punjabi, Spanish, Turkish, Urdu. Also Apparatus names, and safety rules in the same languages.
Visit to find these and many other useful links.

www.psqm.org.uk/about_psqm/Informationforschools.html

Information for Schools

www.scienceacross.org/

An ASE project which has many suitable topics for example climate change and global warming and renewable energy.

www.se-ed.org.uk/resources/sustainable-schools/general guidance/DEA_Support_Available_For_Sustainable_Schools.pdf

This is a registered UK charity for the education sector to engage with Education for Sustainable Development and environmental education. As a result of this recent uncertainty they have published an open letter to schools describing all of the support that presently exists.

www.leicester-stronomical.co.uk

If you or your pupils enjoyed the BBC Stargazing, you may wish to follow up with the Leicester Astronomical Society. This meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of most months at the National Space Centre, each meeting includes a refreshment break which is a valuable chance to get to know other members.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nFbYd2NbOM

Primary session video