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Attainment increases across the sciences at GCSE
Students across England, Northern Ireland and Wales received their biology GCSE today.
Biology remains one of the most popular subjects at A level
Thousands of students across England, Wales and Northern Ireland received their A level results today.
RSB comments on PM's plan to 'cement the UK as a science superpower' by shaking up immigration rules for scientists
"It is not enough for the UK to be a possible destination; we must continue to be a popular one,” is at the heart of a response from the RSB to the Prime Minister’s new plans to introduce a fast-track visa route for scientists.
Biology fourth most popular Advanced Higher for Scotland
Students in secondary schools across Scotland have received their exam results today from the Scottish Qualifications Authority.
Prime Minister recognises UK biosciences as “extraordinary” and calls for reform for GM regulation
In his first speech as Prime Minister, Rt Hon Boris Johnson MP described the UK Biosciences Sector as “extraordinary.”
Four medals for UK Team at International Biology Olympiad
A team of four students representing the UK have each been awarded medals at the 30th International Biology Olympiad (IBO) in Szeged, Hungary.
Number of animal procedures in science decreases, 2018 home office stats reveal
The Home Office has released the statistics of animal use in science in 2018, with data showing that there has been a 7% decrease in the number of procedures; the third consecutive annual decrease and the lowest figures since 2007.
RSB marches in this year’s Pride in London parade
Staff and members of the Royal Society of Biology took to the streets as part of this year’s Pride in London parade, in support of the LGBT+ community; the first time the Society has taken part in this event.
Students and teachers celebrate success at this year’s Education Awards Ceremony
More than one hundred pupils travelled from across the UK to attend this year’s Education Awards Ceremony, held at the IET London: Savoy Place, on 28th June.
RSB School Biology Teacher of the Year 2019 announced
Gemma Singleton, science lead at The Beacon School, is the 2019 recipient of the Royal Society of Biology’s School Biology Teacher of the Year Award.