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Teacher resources and opportunities

The Royal Society promotes excellence in the teaching of science, mathematics and computing while also encouraging and supporting investigative work in the classroom. On this page you will find details about the different schemes and opportunities you can get involved with and you can explore our free resources.

Partnership Grants

Schools can apply now to receive up to £3,000 to run an investigative STEM project in partnership with a STEM professional from academia or industry. Free online training sessions are being run to introduce teachers and STEM partners to the scheme and application process.

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Primary Engineer partners with the Royal Society

In the lead up to UN climate summit COP26, the Royal Society is partnering with not-for-profit organisation Primary Engineer - and their new project STATWARS® - to help primary and secondary pupils across the UK develop their data skills and investigate climate change.

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Your planet, your questions

Watch the recording of this special event hosted by Professor Brian Cox featuring a panel of experts answering children's questions about the future of our planet.

UK teachers newsletter

Sign up to the UK teachers newsletter to keep up to date with the latest education focused news, resources, events and funding opportunities for schools and colleges from the Royal Society.

Tomorrow's climate scientists

A new programme from 2020 which aims to give students not just a voice but an opportunity to take action themselves to address climate and biodiversity issues – to become the climate scientists of tomorrow.

For further information or if you have any specific questions, please contact the Schools Engagement team at education@royalsociety.org. To receive monthly updates about all our programmes, resources and funding opportunities, please sign up to our UK teachers newsletter.

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