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The Trust CEO, Prof. Dudley Shallcross has been awarded the 2017 Nyholm Prize for Education from the Royal Society of Chemistry.

PSTT College Fellow Kate Redhead has won the Cambridge Primary Review Trust award for evidence-informed teaching.

PSTT funded project 'Curiouser and Curiouser/SPIES' developed at Hudson Road Primary School has just been awarded highly commended in the BERA Curriculum Journal Prize - judged by the British Curriculum Forum.

PSTT congratulate the Jurassic Coast Team on their award from the Royal Geographical Society (http://jurassiccoast.org/jurassic-coast-team-delighted-receive-geographical-award-royal-geographical-society-ceremony/). The Trust is pleased to be supporting the 'Big Jurassic Classroom Gets Creative with Earth Science' project now starting its third year. The project is working with a network of BJC Superteachers and partners to run a series of Earth Science Discovery Days and develop resources to support teaching Earth Science within the new primary science curriculum.

Belfast Waterfront is buzzing with activity. The set-up has begun and the sun is shining.

PSTT Academic Collaborators at Stranmillis University wow audiences with thrilling scientific experiments and performances as part of Northern Ireland's Science Festival.

Download the Primary Science Teaching Trust’s International Conference Highlights Brochure, 2016.

Bursaries available for teachers wishing to attend the Primary Science Teaching Trust’s International Conference 2016.

Do you know an outstanding teacher? Nominate them today for our Primary Science Teacher of Year Award.

See the attached flyer for details of this competition. It's easy to enter and children will be enthusiastic about taking part.