As British Science Week approaches, we are preparing to celebrate the remarkable achievements that have shaped the world of science as we know it today. Taking place from 6th to 15th March, this annual event is a fantastic opportunity for schools and educators to engage students with the impact of scientific discovery.
To mark the occasion, we will be sharing a series titled Science That Changed the World. This will spotlight three influential figures whose work continues to underpin modern scientific understanding: Isaac Newton, Rosalind Franklin, and Charles Darwin.
British Science Week is not only about celebrating past achievements but also about encouraging future innovation. Introducing students to the stories behind major scientific breakthroughs can help them see science as a dynamic and evolving subject, full of opportunity and relevance.
We invite educators and students alike to follow along our Science That Changed the World series on social media throughout the following couple of weeks. Together, we can inspire the next generation of scientists, thinkers, and problem-solvers by showcasing the discoveries that continue to shape our everyday lives.