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Science CPD

A growing collection of CPD articles and downloadable resources to support your professional development as a science teacher. Leading CPD experts, heads of department and subject leads share their tips and advice on key issues in science teaching and learning.  

  • Making mock marking easier in science

    Making mock marking easier in science

    Published: 01/10/2019

    Sarah Longshaw leads the Cheshire and Stockport Science Learning Partnership. Here she shares her tips for making science mock marking easier during your training year.

    By: Sarah Longshaw
    Other at Upper Shirley High
  • Planning with a purpose

    Planning with a purpose

    Published: 01/10/2019

    Sarah Longshaw leads the Cheshire and Stockport Science Learning Partnership. Here she shares her purposeful lesson planning ideas for training and new science teachers.

    By: Sarah Longshaw
    Other at Upper Shirley High
  • Purposeful practicals

    Purposeful practicals

    Published: 01/10/2019

    Sarah Longshaw leads the Cheshire and Stockport Science Learning Partnership. Here she shares her tips for making practical work purposeful.

    By: Sarah Longshaw
    Other at Upper Shirley High
  • 20 ideas for professional development for training science teachers

    20 ideas for professional development for training science teachers

    Published: 20/08/2020

    Sue Howarth is a former Biology teacher of the year, science writer and teacher-trainer at the University of Worcester. Here she shares her suggestions for science associations and organisations which offer training teacher professional support and CPD.

    By: Sue Howarth
    Other at Upper Shirley High
  • The language of science

    The language of science

    Published: 25/08/2020

    Sue Howarth is an ASE Chartered Science teacher and a former teacher-trainer at the University of Worcester. Here she shares her suggestions for how to make the language of science more accessible to students.

    By: Sue Howarth
    Other at Upper Shirley High