Salters' Festivals of Chemistry 2010

Entry for the 2010 Salters Festivals of Chemistry can be made online now! Although the closing date has now passed, there are still some places left!  If you have not yet entered a team, there is still the opportunity to do so.  To enquire about availability,  please contact the Festivals Administrator on 020 7628 5962 ext. 224 or email: festivals@salters.co.uk for further information.

A grand total of 51 Festivals will take place at Universities throughout the UK and Ireland and all students from Years 7 and/or 8 (or equivalent) are invited to take part. One team of four students are welcome from each school and places are allocated on a first come first served basis, so do enter early to ensure a place at the venue of your choice.

 

Salters' Chemistry Club Handbook

Due to an overwhelming response we regret to inform teachers that the free CD-Roms featuring Volumes 1 and 2 of the Salters' Chemistry Handbook are no longer available. 

Both Volumes of the Salters' Chemistry Club handbook are now out of print but can still be viewed online by clicking on the link below:

http://resources.schoolscience.co.uk/Salters/index.html

Chemistry Club Posters

Would you like to advertise your Chemistry/Science Club throughout the school?  We have designed a new Salters' Chemistry Club Poster which is available to schools upon request.  To receive a pack of 5 posters please send a second class (large) stamped self addressed A4 envelope to the Club Administrator, The Salters' Institute, Salters' Hall, 4 Fore Street, London EC2Y 5DE.

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SchoolScience Website

For information on activities and other resources for all school ages then please visit The Association for Education's website www.schoolscience.co.uk.  This site is a central point of reference for all primary and secondary school science teachers and technicians.