Science in School, the European journal for science teachers, covers not only biology, physics and chemistry, but also earth sciences, engineering and medicine. The contents of this free journal include teaching materials, recent discoveries in science, education projects, interviews with young scientists and inspiring teachers, book reviews, and European events for teachers and schools. Science in School welcomes the involvement of BIG Members in a number of ways.

• To list your events for teachers and schools in the Science in School calendar (www.scienceinschool.org/events), email the editors with brief details: date, location, title, abstract, price, language, registration deadline, website, contact email address, and any restrictions on who can attend.
• As a science communicator organising events for teachers, you might like to distribute flyers or free copies of the print journal. Just let the editors know how many copies you would like and where to send them.
  
• If you are involved in an education project that science teachers can join, that could serve as a model for others, or that has produced innovative teaching materials, why not consider submitting an article about it? See the author guidelines and ask the editors if you have any questions.

Finally, if you know other ways to tell science teachers about the journal –please do so.
For more information, visit www.scienceinschool.org or email editor@scienceinschool.org.