ASE Annual Conference 2019ASE Annual Conference 2019

ASE's Annual Conference is Europe’s largest science education CPD conference.

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Triple Science : Equitable or Elitist?Triple Science : Equitable or Elitist?

The latest edition of Education in Science investigates whether different GCSE routes are creating inequality of opportunity for students. Check...

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The launch of the New ASE Guide to Secondary ScienceThe launch of the New ASE Guide to Secondary Science

ASE has just published its flagship guide to science for secondary teachers. Members receive 50% off standard RRP.

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The Teaching and Leadership Innovation FundThe Teaching and Leadership Innovation Fund

From Autumn 2018, the Teaching and Leadership Innovation Fund (TLIF) will provide free CPD for primary and secondary teachers to develop the...

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Latest news and resources

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Green Tick : DNA Fingerprinting and Visualising Science workshops from Timstar

The two workshops evaluated were DNA Fingerprinting using PCR and Gel Electrophoresis and Visualising Science. Each workshop lasts for between one...
19/11/2018
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Lab Design

Science labs are a crucial part of secondary science learning. Most practical activities at this level require the availability of specialist...
05/11/2018
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Gauze Gate: Asbestos-containing gauze mats

Last month, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) issued a warning to schools regarding the supply to schools with asbestos-containing gauze mats....
02/11/2018
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What is the future of the science curriculum?

ASE invites its members to reflect on the curriculum framework developments outlined by the Royal Society of Biology, the Royal Society of Chemistry...
01/11/2018
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ASE Member Wins Science Council 2018 CPD Awards

Two ASE members gain recognition in the Science Council's CPD Awards 2018. Congratulations to Diane Molyneux CSciTeach and Riona Redfearn CSciTeach...
30/10/2018
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What is science capital? and what does it look like in the classroom?

Every Monday evening, 8 – 9pm during term times, we hold a twitter chat using the hashtag #ASEchat. Last month, we discussed what a science capital...
29/10/2018
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Upcoming Events

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STEM Learning/ASE Primary Science Conference

23 November 2018
Postal Museum
15-20 Phoenix Place, London, WC1X 0DA, United Kingdom

We are delighted to be organising a Primary Science Conference at such an interesting venue.

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CANCELLED Build It – Creative Stem Project Workshop

24 November 2018
Sandfield Primary School
Sandfield Close
Rushey Mead,, Leicester, LE4 7RE , United Kingdom

This practical workshop will be run by the well known Author Caroline Alliston whose previous books with Phys

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Hands on Chemistry

24 November 2018
National Museum Cardiff
, Cardiff, CF10 3NP, United Kingdom

Join scientists to celebrate National Chemistry Week.Whether you know it or not chemistry has a huge effect on your d

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