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Webinars

Oxplore Big Questions

• Are humans ruining the earth?
• Could we live on another planet?
• Can time travel ever be possible?

Oxplore is an engaging digital resource from the University of Oxford. As the ‘Home of Big Questions’, it aims to challenge those from 11 to 18 years with debates and ideas that go beyond what is covered in the classroom.

Student competitions

Explore our collated list of competitions for students across a range of subject areas, organised by by theme/focus.

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Additional resources

From our partners and member schools

• Explorify: develop curiosity, discussion and reasoning skills
• Science Museum: Science Sparks and Maths Moments
• Gatsby: Good Practical Science
• Association for Science Education: Good Practical Science – Making it Happen

Resources from the Primary Science Teaching Trust

• Did You Know? (linking cutting-edge research to primary science)
• Science Club Packs
• A Scientist Just Like Me
• Open-Ended Practical Science Activities
• Play, Observe and Ask (aimed at learners aged 3-5)