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Over 200 conference delegates enjoyed a wonderful evening in Belfast City Hall welcomed by the Lord Mayor.

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.

Tim Peake (@astro_timpeake) has tweeted #PSTTBelfast on the first day of our International Conference. Tim says "Well done to all Primary science teachers, your job is one of the most important in the world. Keep sharing the passion." Thanks, Tim

The PSTT International Conference is in full swing with the opening by the Trust Director, Dudley Shallcross, immediately followed by Alice Robert's intriguing keynote on human embryology and development. Exhibitions have been well attended and delegates are currently in a variety of workshops and talks. There's a real buzz at the Waterfront in Belfast with over 350 delegates attending