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Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK (CSC) provides the main UK government scholarship scheme led by international development objectives.

Closing date approaching for the ASE.org.uk Alexander Award. Get your entries in before November 17th.
Winner to be announced at the ASE annual conference in January.

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Alexander Award for women in STEM in situations of scarce resource Applications are now open for the Alexander Award. The prize, of £1,000, is offered annually to a woman or group of women who has made a significant contribution to the scientific, technological, engineering or mathematical (STEM) education of girls or women, in situations of scarce resources.

Our esteemed Chair had an unexpected surprise today. Currently visiting Antigua and Barbuda, one of her regular ports of call over the past 45 years championing STEM education across the Commonwealth.
His Excellency The Governor General, presented Lady Sue Dale Tunicliffe, with The Faithful and Meritous Service Cross, for distinguished service to science development in Antigua and Barbuda, and the wider commonwealth

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The STAR LAWS (Shedding Light on Astronomy) Series - LIACOS EDUCATIONAL MEDIA From our own planet Earth to galaxies far, far away, the STAR LAWS series brings the whole universe into focus and makes astronomy clear, engaging, and fun.

Our latest Newsletter is available now!

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CASTME The Commonwealth Association of Science, Technology & Mathematics Educators

CASTME AWARDS 2025

Registration for:
The 2022 Dennis Chisman Memorial Lecture
Wednesday 16 March at 6pm – on Zoom

Details of the Zoom link will be sent to you as soon as you have registered

Our Children, Our Future: STE(A)M from the Lens of Babies
Speaker: Professor Peter Okebukola, Lagos University Nigeria.
A CASTME adviser and colleague of the late Dennis Chisman
STE(A)M: Science, Technology, Engineering, (Arts) and Mathematics.


The lecture will trace the growth of STE(A)M over the last two decades especially in the Commonwealth and describe the ferment and tensions within the field.
Between these two realities, lies a narrow corridor which positions children to reshape our outlook for a more secure world of the 21st century.
• What do we know about how children learn science?
• What do we need to know?
• How do we intervene to assure that our children today grow up to contribute more meaningfully to solving emerging global problems especially those relating to STE(A)M?
Exemplars of projects in the Commonwealth addressing these and other questions will be narrated.
Please register by returning this invitation to:

Dr the Lady Sue Dale Tunnicliffe at [email protected]
or
Jonathan Ling at [email protected]

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