Science in School

Welcome to Science in School, the European journal to promote inspiring science teaching by encouraging communication between teachers, scientists and everyone else involved in European science education.

Issue 8 is now available

A small selection of articles from this issue:

Interview with Bernardo Patti Life on Mars: terraforming the Red Planet Chewing flavours Bring the fascination of the science centre into the classroom What do we know about climate? Investigating the effects of anthropogenic global warming Research into the Sun's atmosphere

Read these and many more articles online or subscribe to the print version

You don't have to register to read and download all the articles on our website. If you do register (it's free), you can subscribe to the print version, receive an email alert, and leave your comments on articles.

The next issue

The next issue of Science in School, Issue 9, will be published in September 2008.

Join the Science in School discussion forum

To encourage direct contact between our readers - across national and subject boundaries - we have added a discussion forum. Here, you can ask other readers for advice or collaboration, or offer your own tips.

Forthcoming events

See here for a frequently updated list of European events for science teachers and others interested in science education.

Call for submissions

If you enjoy reading Science in School, why not consider submitting an article yourself? See here for guidelines. We are particularly interested in chemistry, earth science or maths articles, and in interdisciplinary topics.

The next deadline for submitting articles is:

• 10 June (Issue 10)

Note that this deadline and the issue's publication have been delayed, as a result of staff illness.

How to get involved

We welcome the involvement of everyone who is interested in European science education. You may be able to help by:

• Joining our review panel and helping us to decide which articles to publish
• Reviewing books, DVDs, websites and other resources
• Translating articles into your own language, for publication online
• Distributing print copies of Science in School
• Helping to raise awareness of Science in School.

See here for further details.

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