As we all adjust to this new way of life as home workers, home teachers and keeping socially distant FSC support teachers parents and young missing out on opportunities for outdoor learning due to Covid-19.

FSC have worked with Pearson Edexcel to produce some new fieldwork resources for teachers including three short videos and A Guide to Conducting High Quality Fieldwork at GCSE.

Thank you to Education collegaues who attended the two training webinars for the Mindset to Achieve and Revision new courses. For anyone who would like to listen back, recordings are linked to in this blog post.

Mountain Training have developed a useful tool for anyone who works in the outdoor activity sector, providing them with simple occupational health advice. When your job (and free time!) involves adventure activities the guidance offered through ‘Surviving a career in adventure activities’ is invaluable to improve personal safety and working practices. You can view the […]

Serving as a Trustee on the RSB Council is one of the best ways to help influence how the Royal Society of Biology delivers its charitable aims and works in partnership with the FSC . This year there is one vacancy open to representatives of RSB Council Member Organisations at the Full Member level. MOs […]

At FSC we want to mark the UN’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science on 11th February by sharing the stories of some of our female members of staff.

An opportunity has arisen for a new chair of trustees to join the Geographical Association. Details on how to apply can be found in the blogpost.

All FSC staff are welcome to go on any of the FSC BioLinks courses free of charge. FSC BioLinks is a National Lottery Heritage Funded project all about invertebrates.