Partner with us
Science Oxford is currently working with the Primary Science Teaching Trust (PSTT) as the lead national partner for the ongoing delivery of TDTScience courses across the UK from 2024-25 onwards.
TDTScience courses have been delivered in 23 regions of England so far thanks to the support of organisations such as the Education Endowment Foundation, The Oxford Trust and the PSTT, with regional partners such as:
- Centre for Industry Education Collaboration
- Cumbria County Council
- Kent County Council
- Science Across the City (Stoke-on-Trent)
- South Essex Training and Support Alliance (SETSA)
- STEM Learning
- Suffolk County Council
If you are an education partner who interested in setting up TDTScience courses for primary schools in your region please contact us at [email protected].
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Becoming a Trainer
TDTScience trainers are at the heart of the TDTScience programme and their skills and enthusiasm are key to effecting changes in classroom practice. To become a TDTScience trainer you need to have experience of teaching science to primary-aged children and experience of providing professional development to teachers, as well as a willingness to balance ownership of training provision with fidelity to an evidence-based course. Becoming a TDTScience trainer requires completion of a 3-phase process: attending a 4-day TDTScience course, attending a 1-2 day train-the-trainer session, co-delivering a 4-day TDTScience course with an already accredited trainer.
Our results
We've delivered 50 TDTScience courses.
For 23 different regions of England.
Supporting 1271 teachers.
Reaching 38400 pupils.