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With only two years 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
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Featured association
Association for Science Education (ASE)
The ASE is the largest subject association in the UK. The membership includes teachers, technicians, trainee teachers, tutors and lecturers in further and higher education, advisors, inspectors and consultants as well as representatives from industry and science organisations. The Association promotes excellence in science teaching and learning and provides a UK-wide network for individuals and organisations to share good ideas, meet the challenges in science teaching, develop resources and foster high quality continuing professional development.
The ASE also provides a comprehensive range of support for teachers and technicians in helping to enrich and enhance science teaching and learning. Its Annual and Area Conferences and regional meetings provide excellent opportunities to hear top class speakers and share ideas with other teachers and educators in science.
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