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The Association for Science Education is a community of teachers, technicians, and other professionals supporting science education.

The Association plays a significant role in promoting excellence in teaching and learning of science in schools and colleges. Working closely with the science professional bodies, industry and business, the ASE provides a UK-wide network bringing together individuals and organisations to share ideas and tackle challenges in science teaching. The ASE is an independent and open forum for debating science education, with unique benefits for members. It provides a unique range of services to promote high quality science education by developing resources and fostering high quality Continuing Professional Development.

31/10/2026

🚨Last chance: Early Bird booking for the ASE Annual Conference 2027 closes tomorrow!

Secure yours by 23:45 tomorrow, Sunday 1 November: https://ow.ly/f2Gx50ZYT0U

30/10/2026

New to teaching GCSE science?

Join ASE and AQA for a clear overview of the English GCSE exam system, including separate and combined science, Foundation and Higher tiers, practicals and student assessment.

Book now: https://ow.ly/vhI650ZYXy6

29/10/2026

We’re delighted to announce that the exhibition at the ASE Annual Conference 2027 is now FULL!

A huge thank you to every organisation joining us at the University of Northampton. We look forward to a vibrant exhibition connecting science educators with publishers, exam boards, resource providers and organisations from across the sector.

If you missed out on exhibition space, you can still register your interest for our waiting list. We’ll be in touch if an opportunity becomes available. Sponsorship and other partnership options may also be available.

Find out more and register your interest: https://ow.ly/QqFF5100Z58

28/10/2026

How can purposeful classroom talk deepen scientific thinking?

Join experienced science educator Peter Munroe for an interactive online session exploring practical approaches to help students articulate ideas, challenge misconceptions and build understanding through discussion.

Book now: https://ow.ly/uxSj50ZYXgR

27/10/2026

Have your say and help shape the future of ASE membership.

Our short members’ survey takes just 2–3 minutes. Tell us what’s working well and where we can improve the support, resources, CPD and benefits that matter to you.

You can also enter a free prize draw for a £50 voucher!

Complete the survey by 30 November 2026: https://ow.ly/8e1H50ZYWex

27/10/2026

Ready to lead science with greater clarity, confidence and purpose?

Our New to Science Leadership Programme is an online, interactive and practical programme designed for new and aspiring secondary science leaders.
Across six sessions, we will share research-informed approaches grounded in real school experience, giving you practical strategies you can apply straight away. Explore leadership, curriculum, practical science, assessment, teams and people while building a supportive professional network.

Places are limited. Book your early-bird place now: https://ow.ly/zyON5100Y3u

26/10/2026

There’s just one week left to secure your early-bird ticket for the ASE Annual Conference 2027!

ASE President Louise Archer invites you to join the science education community for three inspiring days of expert sessions, hands-on workshops, and new connections.

7–9 January 2027 | University of Northampton

Early Bird booking closes at 23:45 on Sunday 1 November. Book now: https://ow.ly/JfyL50ZYSOg

23/10/2026

Training to become a science teacher?

Apply for the John Barker Award: a bursary of up to £150 towards travel or accommodation for ASE Annual Conference 2027, taking place 7–9 January in Northampton.

Applications close 8 November 2026. Find out more and apply: https://ow.ly/TZi950ZYSps

22/10/2026

What does an ambitious science education look like from primary through to secondary?

At the upcoming ASE Annual Conference 2027, educational writer, speaker and consultant Mary Myatt will explore how keeping expectations high for every pupil, prioritising depth before pace, and using rich texts, images, examples and questions can provoke curiosity and build secure knowledge.

Discover the keynote speakers and plan your conference: https://ow.ly/cabV50ZT7Ob

20/10/2026

Are you training to teach science or in the first two years of your career pathway?

A limited number of subsidised tickets are available for ASE Annual Conference 2027, helping trainees and Early Career Teachers/probationers access three inspiring days of professional learning, practical ideas and valuable connections.

Up to 80 eligible ASE Student Members can access:
• a one-day conference ticket for just £10; or
• £20 off a two-day or three-day ticket.

Once the subsidised allocation has gone, the ASE Student Member price will return to £30 per day, so don't miss your chance!

Book yours: https://ow.ly/PK8w50ZXwzC

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Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.ase.org.uk/

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