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Professor William Scott explores the development of the UK government’s Sustainable Schools Initiative by examining the contribution of science teaching. He argues that, in the absence of policy that enables schools to bring subject areas together, schools will have to take responsibility by developing new ways of thinking about the focus and nature of science education.

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