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Twenty First Century Science

Twenty First Century Science is a set of GCSE science courses giving all 14-16-year-olds a worthwhile and inspiring experience of science. The strength of the programme is that it meets the needs, through flexible options, of those who will go on to be professional scientists and of those who will not. See A flexible model and More teenagers study science.

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Success in encouraging teenagers to study science
August 24, 2010

Revisions to new specifications
June 16, 2010

Science GCSEs for 2011 update
May 18, 2010

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How schools are getting on
Publisher
Oxford University Press
List of OUP publications
Guide to OUP website
OUP discussion forum
Awarding body
OCR
Guide to the OCR website
Project team
Nuffield Foundation Curriculum Programme
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University of York Science Education Group
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Assessment for Learning

Assessment for Learning activities to help students to develop their understanding of Ideas about Science

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New science GCSE specifications 2011

There will be new specifications in 2011, and we'll keep C21 schools up-to-date with developments via this website. See the latest ...

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Training and support for teachers & technicians

Support and training are available from the C21 team, OCR the awarding body, and colleagues at other schools (cluster groups). See Support, Training, and Technicians

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