As a member of The Learned Societies’ Group for Scottish STEM Education, RSB is calling for the teaching of ethical literacy and critical thinking to begin in primary schools, and for this to continue throughout the whole school curriculum 👇 rse.org.uk/programme/advi… Royal Society of Edinburgh

With the sheer volume and speed of information young people are exposed to, it is increasingly difficult to determine what is trustworthy. The Learned Societies’ Group on Scottish STEM Education’s report highlights the importance of teaching ethical literacy in schools.

RSB is working closely with partners across UK nations to inform curriculum and qualification reform. This report raises questions about how the school curriculum might be updated to better equip young people with the intellectual toolkit they need to navigate an increasingly

In every corner of our country, I meet people fizzing with ideas about how we can deliver the richer, broader, cutting-edge curriculum this government seeks to deliver and that our children deserve. Well, here’s your chance. Let the panel hear your views below 👇

⏰ Applications for two RSB policy internships close tomorrow, 2 October. This is an opportunity for research council-funded PhD students to gain paid experience in education or science policy. Find out more, and apply: rsb.org.uk/policy/interns… #SciPol #Hiring

It's #HiddenNatureWeek! To celebrate, we're inviting schools across the country to join the Hidden Nature Challenge and discover what wildlife is hiding around on their school site 🔍 Get involved and you could win amazing outdoor learning prizes! educationnaturepark.org.uk/hidden-nature-…

The Curriculum and Assessment Review roadshow events start from next week, including online webinars and in-person events across the country. Your experience and expertise can help to shape the future of education in England. Find out more: orcula.com/curriculum-and…

Today Royal Society of Biology publishes a Welsh Language version of Evolving 5-19 Biology and further exploration of practical activities, ecology, transferable skills and sustainability in biology education. Prof. Dudley Shallcross joins us as Chair. Watch for more comms as we influence the reviews.

In Cardiff yesterday science organisations talked with Lynne Neagle about new GCSEs The Sciences & Integrated Science, foundation awards and ways forward for Welsh students, qualifications and teachers. Great to represent Royal Society of Biology’s subject voice in curriculum discussions.

Lauren MᶜLeod Royal Society of Biology Thank you for coming in - it was good to meet you and a really informative discussion. Diolch.