As she prepares to step into her first teaching role, May reflects on what she’s learned about teaching – and herself – during an exhausting but rewarding year as a trainee
Change is happening across the UK and Ireland, and the RSC Education team are ensuring the science curriculums improve for everyone
The Curriculum and assessment review in England focuses on oracy, bringing its policy in line with what’s already happening in science classrooms, say teachers
The place to go for ideas and strategies on supporting your well-being and maintaining good mental health
Join in as we celebrate the National year of reading with recommendations for science and STEM-related books from the science education community. Just added: four new recommendations.With more coming in September
Keep prep running smoothly with David’s note‑taking tip and find out his favourite piece of lab equipment
Head of chemistry Orla shares her science trolley tips and tricks, as well as her motto for raising everyone’s standards in the classroom
Find out what apprentice science technician Skye wishes all teachers knew and her favourite demonstration for a sweet-smelling classroom
It’s the competition with something for every learner and teacher. Discover the benefits of participation here
Under pressure to use on-screen assessments, we explore how teachers can ensure the benefits outweigh the risks
For learners moving from primary to new routines and labs in secondary school can be daunting, but a smooth move is possible
Discover why absenteeism is rising in the UK and Ireland, what is being done about it and how you can best support your learners
Confused by post-16 qualifications? We explain the choices available in your region to help you advise your learners
Following a review of post-16 qualifications in England, the options are changing and AAQs loom on the horizon for science teachers and learners
What do learners need to master to thrive in the chemical sciences?
