‘Solving puzzles is very satisfying’

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A chemistry teacher shares their experience of taking part in the UK Chemistry Olympiad, and discusses some of the challenges and benefits it offers for students.

In this case study, Anne Bambridge, who teaches at The Judd School, reflects on the Olympiad as an opportunity for students to go beyond exam learning, sharing her advice for schools and teachers new to the competition.

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