- Home
- I am a …
- Resources
- Collections
- Post-lockdown teaching support
- Remote teaching support
- Starters for ten
- Screen experiments
- Assessment for learning
- Microscale chemistry
- Science ideas webs
- Faces of chemistry
- Classic chemistry experiments
- Nuffield practical collection
- More …
- Anecdotes for chemistry teachers
- Alchemy
- On this day in chemistry
- Primary science demonstrations
- Global experiments
- PhET interactive simulations
- Chemistry vignettes
- Context and problem based learning
- Journal of the month
- That's chemistry!
- Kitchen K-Mistry
- Chemistry and art
- Classic chemistry demonstrations
- Edible experiments
- In search of solutions
- In search of more solutions
- Solar spark
- Chemistry for non-specialists
- Health and safety in higher education
- Analytical chemistry introductions
- Exhibition chemistry
- Introductory maths for higher education
- Commercial skills for chemists
- Kitchen chemistry
- Journals how to guides
- Chemistry in health
- Chemistry in sport
- Chemistry in your cupboard
- Collections
![Curriculum explorer]()
![Resources shop]()
- Education in Chemistry
- Teach Chemistry
- Events
- Teacher PD
- Enrichment
- Our work
- ASE annual conference
- More navigation items
News
Updates from the Royal Society of Chemistry's education teams
Results of RSC’s 5-year-long outreach study call for action
The results of the RSC’s Chemistry for All outreach study call for action from outreach providers, policy makers, teachers, schools, and parents to make chemistry more accessible for all
RSC becomes official TikTok partner to inspire next generation of chemists
We are excited to announce a partnership with social media platform TikTok, to become the first learned society in the world to join its #LearnOnTikTok programme
Winners of Analytical Chemistry Trust Fund’s logo and video competition announced
ACTF trustees announce the winners of their new logo and TikTok video competitions, run in lieu of the 2020 Schools’ Analyst competition
Success for UK team at the International Chemistry Olympiad
A team of four A-level students from the United Kingdom won one gold medal and three silver medals at the 52nd International Chemistry Olympiad competition, held virtually for the first time in the competition’s history
Education in Chemistry launches new series for trainee teachers
Entering the world of teaching can be overwhelming, now trainee teachers have the opportunity to ask all kinds of questions to experienced educators to help them get one step ahead
RSC announces winners of 2020 education awards
Find out all about the 2020 winners of the RSC awards for chemistry educators
Teaching support continues as RSC unveils schedule for week-long free conference
RSC unveils its programme for a conference for teachers to help inspire them in readiness for a return to the classroom
Our support for teachers working remotely during COVID-19
The RSC has introduced a wide range of support for remote teaching during the coronavirus pandemic
RSC Education’s online CPD for teachers becomes free
Teachers can access CPD courses for free until the end of the summer
Teach Chemistry tops 3000 members
Support service for secondary schools keeps on growing
RSC launches vision for 11–19 chemistry education
Report sets out framework for a chemistry curriculum
UK Chemistry Olympiad 2020: Round 1 results released
Record-breaking number of students receive grade boundaries
RSC strengthens its work with PSQM award programme
The RSC doubles funding for prestigious primary science award
Schools’ Analyst competition 2019
John R Dean describes the proceedings at the 30th national Schools’ Analyst competition final held at the University of Manchester
Launching our new careers campaign – Chemistry: Making The Difference
Our exciting campaign aims to inspire secondary school age children to study chemistry and pursue careers in the chemical sciences.
Generating high value chemicals
Plastic waste could be upcycled into a chemical that is more valuable than the original plastic
The grand end of term quiz
Looking for something fun to wrap up the term? Challenge your 14–16 students with this chemistry-themed quiz
Prepare oxalic acid as a primary standard
The toxic ingredient lurking in green vegetables, oxalic acid is familiar to Advanced Higher students for other reasons
Toxins in food
Many foods contain toxins such as oxalic acid. How do we balance the risks and benefits to health?
All The latest news and articles from Education in Chemistry
Education in Chemistry
Our magazine created for chemistry teachers is full of material to support and inspire you. Published online and in print by the Royal Society of Chemistry, we deliver a teacher-tailored experience, including science articles, teaching ideas, and downloadable resources