A blog providing ideas and resources for those teachers hoping to teach the new GCSE Specification, first announced in April 2022. Draft subject content released for consultation in June 2026 - for first teaching from 2028 or 2029.
The Government is currently carrying out a review of curriculum and assessment in England. There was a consultation called a 'Call for Evidence' which ended on Friday.
The GCSE Natural History's fate is tied up with this review.
The Royal Society of Biology has shared its thoughts here.
The Geographical Association has similarly shared its submission as a nicely crafted piece, and the Royal Geographical Society will be sharing its thoughts later this week.
The Royal Society of Biology introduced a new project in January.
The measurement of this sort of data is called phenology.
🌱We’ve teamed up with @FieldStudiesC to create the Signs of Spring survey to chart the arrival of spring this year.
— Royal Society of Biology (@RoyalSocBio) January 5, 2024
Join in by spotting and recording signs of spring like new frogspawn in ponds and daffodils emerging. 🐞🐸🌾
Take part: https://t.co/wSA7JzldwV#SpringSpotting pic.twitter.com/6ajiOLxlFw
Image: Snowdrops - Alan Parkinson, shared under CC license
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