CfSA Annual Report 2011
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Use the links below to see the final report and proposals on the Master Teacher Standard, and t...Hundreds of teachers awarded national scholarships
Hundreds of teachers awarded national scholarships Ministers announced the first round of s...Welcome to the Council for Subject Associations website.
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With only a few weeks to go to the start of the London Olympic Games, now is the time to think about raising its profile and exciting pupils through the curriculum. The CfSA working with the London Olympic Games Organising Committee and the DCSF published 'Get Ready for the 2012 London Olympics' an issue of Primary Subjects that can help you do this. It is ideal stimulus material to introduce the subject of "The Olympics" and develop cross curricular activities around an Olympic theme.
To download 'Get Ready for the London 2012 Olympics' please click here
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Featured association
Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
The RSC is the largest organisation in Europe for advancing the chemical sciences. Supported by a worldwide network of members and an international publishing business, our activities span education, conferences, science policy and the promotion of chemistry to the public.
Our education activities cater for chemical scientists of all ages. We produce a wide range of resources for teachers, lecturers and students, deliver training courses, input into education policy and much more.
We support schools by producing a range of curriculum based resources in a variety of media - from books, websites and magazines, to DVDs, CDROMs and chemistry jigsaws. We organise CPD courses for teachers and run competitions and other activities for students. We also offer an array of careers materials for young people and those who advise them (parents, teachers and careers advisors), including posters, leaflets and a presentation pack.
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