The seven winners of the inaugural ENTHUSE Celebration Awards were announced at a prestigious dinner at the Wellcome Trust in London.

New report debates how accountability systems affect science education. Perspectives from a headteacher, an international expert, an inspector and school governors.

Is technology harming our brains? This is just onearea of debate presented in a new free app, which explores social and ethical questions about the human brain.

Hilary Leevers, Head of Education and Learning, discusses some exciting developments bringing evidence-based policy to education.

The Wellcome Trust launches 'A Recommend Code of Governance for Schools'.

Free drop-in activities and performances to light up the mind at the Barbican, London.

In spring 2012, the Wellcome Trust sent every primary and secondary school in the UK a free In the Zone kit packed with engaging activities exploring the science of the human body in motion.

Wellcome Collection's new exhibition takes an intriguing look at the iconography of death and our complex relationship with it.

Registration is now open for the next Big Bang Fair. Running 14-17 March 2013 at London's ExCeL Centre, it gives young people of all ages an insight into the opportunities that science, technology, engineering and maths can create.

Why is it that some people can't stand the most controversial of Christmas vegetables, the Brussels sprout? Hands-on DNA workshops give students the chance to find out.

The Wellcome Images image library contains more than 200 000 images relating to medicine, science, art and history, all free for classroom and student use.