The Association for Science Education

The Association for Science Education 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 sc

ience 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.

ASE is proud to support the new 40 by 40 Blueprint for Action: Gender Equity in Engineering and Technology Education, ca...
08/09/2026

ASE is proud to support the new 40 by 40 Blueprint for Action: Gender Equity in Engineering and Technology Education, calling for sustained action to improve gender equity and increase girls’ participation in engineering and technology pathways.

How can we make science more inclusive, without lowering expectations?Join the ASE SEND Programme for an introduction to...
07/09/2026

How can we make science more inclusive, without lowering expectations?

Join the ASE SEND Programme for an introduction to Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in science. This practical online session will explore the three core principles of UDL and share classroom-ready approaches to increase participation, improve access to scientific ideas and give pupils flexible ways to demonstrate their understanding.

Whether you’re new to UDL or looking to strengthen your inclusive practice, you’ll leave with practical ideas to help every pupil participate meaningfully in science.

Find out more and book: https://ow.ly/wJrV50ZBOm9

📘 New Issue of Primary Science – Issue 190 Out Now!The latest issue of Primary Science shines a spotlight on developing ...
03/09/2026

📘 New Issue of Primary Science – Issue 190 Out Now!

The latest issue of Primary Science shines a spotlight on developing curiosity and engagement.

As schools open their doors for another academic year, primary teachers across the UK are once again creating environments where curiosity can grow and children can begin to make sense of the world around them.

🌍 A timely and thought-provoking read for primary educators.

👉 Explore the new issue today! https://ow.ly/CRC750ZIjSu

Are you a technician looking to strengthen practical biology provision in your school or college?Join our event for prac...
03/09/2026

Are you a technician looking to strengthen practical biology provision in your school or college?

Join our event for practical guidance and ideas to help science technicians support safe, effective and engaging biology practical work.

Explore approaches that can build confidence, improve preparation and help practical lessons run smoothly for staff and students.

Book now: https://ow.ly/WGgJ50ZBOCM

Stepping into science leadership or thinking about taking the next step? Our New to Science Leadership Programme is desi...
02/09/2026

Stepping into science leadership or thinking about taking the next step? Our New to Science Leadership Programme is designed for new and aspiring secondary science leaders who want practical strategies, greater confidence and expert support.

Across six interactive online sessions from 23 September to 9 December, you’ll explore leading people, curriculum and change, handling challenging conversations, and strengthening teaching and learning.

Book your place: https://ow.ly/Z8X750ZBpKf

Something we've been working on for a while is finally here. Our new ASE Mentoring Programme is a six month initiative d...
02/09/2026

Something we've been working on for a while is finally here. Our new ASE Mentoring Programme is a six month initiative designed to build professional support and it's free for ASE members.

We're looking for mentors and mentees alike, but places are limited so don't wait to put your name forward!

https://ow.ly/QV0550ZIbYj

As the new school year begins, it's a great time to plan your professional development, refresh your practice and connec...
01/09/2026

As the new school year begins, it's a great time to plan your professional development, refresh your practice and connect with colleagues.

Explore practical skills, curriculum, inclusion, climate education and more in our CPD programme for teachers, technicians and the wider science education community: https://ow.ly/ghtO50ZBSkq

ASE run a programme of Professional Development (CPD) for teachers and technicians, from TeachMeets to national conferences (including our Annual Conference) and are specialists in science education (STEM). All science educators (teachers, students, ECTs, consultants, academics and technicians) are....

Do you support students in practical lessons, STEM clubs or demonstrations? Join our one-day online workshop and develop...
31/08/2026

Do you support students in practical lessons, STEM clubs or demonstrations?

Join our one-day online workshop and develop practical approaches to behaviour management, questioning, effective demonstrations, group work and collaboration with teachers.

Designed for science technicians who want to feel more confident when working directly with all students, including those with SEND.

Book now: https://ow.ly/j87j50ZBpXz

Ready to strengthen your leadership and raise the profile of your technical service? Join our one-day online workshop wh...
28/08/2026

Ready to strengthen your leadership and raise the profile of your technical service? Join our one-day online workshop where you’ll learn to develop a clear vision for your team, improve time management and delegation, resolve team issues and lead effective change.

This is the first module in the ASE Technicians Leadership Programme, but it can also be taken as a standalone course.

Book now: https://ow.ly/lNI950ZBpTf

How can science leaders create a curriculum that is coherent, ambitious and built for long-term success? Join the first ...
27/08/2026

How can science leaders create a curriculum that is coherent, ambitious and built for long-term success?

Join the first session in our Developing Science Leaders Programme, exploring interleaving, spaced practice, the ‘Big Ideas’ of science and hear how leaders across England are designing, enriching and adapting their curricula.

Book: https://ow.ly/IY6050ZBpMF

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