ASE Scotland homepage...
Curated and maintained by the ASE Scotland committee, this page will be regularly updated with materials of specific interest to anyone involved in science education in Scotland, from teachers, technicians and trainees to university lecturers, education advisors, CPD and resource suppliers. If you have some information or an event which you think should feature on this page, please let us know via the usual channels...
ASE 2026 Scotland Annual Conference
Session proposals are now invited for the ASE's Scotland Conference here - proposals will close on 15th March, when the Scotland Committee will consider which sessions to include in their 2026 programme.
Exhibition places are invited here - a 2m stand will cost £99+VAT and a 4m stand will cost £175+VAT. Electrical supply and one lunch are included in the cost.
This event will be held at Kinross High School.
Should you have any queries in the meantime, please email conferences@ase.org.uk
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ASE Scotland Online Conference 2024 - video resources
ASE Scotland Conference 2024 was a virtual conference with online videos launched on 8th June 2024 (free for members). We are now making these videos available to all ASE members. Please download the password document, before clicking on the 'access the videos' link.
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The ASE Scotland newsletter is a termly rundown of all of the latest news from the Association and the wider Science Education community, along with links to upcoming events and teaching resources relevant to science educators in Scotland...