For Primary Schools
GREAT SCIENCE SHARE FOR SCHOOLS
What is a science share?
A science share is when two or more students get together to show their research to others. It can be big or small, short or long: whatever suits your context. Most will take place on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, but each center can choose the date that works best for them. It is a simple and festive activity that can take place anywhere: classrooms, halls, museums, gardens or parks.
How do we share?
After students investigate their science questions, it's time to share! This means talking about their science, ideally with their peers.
In the Great Science Share for Schools (GSSfS)students are the primary communicators, making the experience unique. Sharing gives them the opportunity to:
♦ Explain your question and your findings.
Describe your approach
♦ Show how your research connects to real life.
♦ Pose questions to others
WHAT IS THE THEME OF 2026?
"Globally Curious" or "Globally Curious".
There is no need for teachers to specifically focus students' attention on the topic. The learning objective is student-centered and inclusive: all questions are welcome. The important thing is to inspire new ideas and generate questions that can be investigated and shared.
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
For centers in Spain interested in participating, we offer two training sessions given by Professor Lynne Bianchi, director of Great Science Share, which will take place on October 29 and 30, 2025 at the University of Navarra.
What do I have to do?
FORM
To facilitate the development of the activity, we have organized a training workshop for teachers on October 29 and 30.
PARTICIPATE
Create your profile on the Great Science Share website and get your certificate of participation.
RESEARCH
Develop the research project in the classroom. Use the resources available from GSSfS that you will receive upon enrollment. The theme for 2026 is "Globally Curious".
SHARE
Share research results through different channels, tagging #GSSfS @GreatSciShare, on June 16, 2026.
Training workshop for teachers
We have organized a training workshop where the initiative will be presented, resources designed to support teachers will be shared and the didactic methodology will be addressed.
Speaker: Lynne Bianchi, director of the research group that organizes "Great Science Share for Schools". Professor University of Manchester.
PRICE
The training is free of charge
DATES
October 29th
(16:00-20:00h.)
October 30th (9:00-13:00h.) and
(9:00-13:00h.) and
(15:00-19.00h.)
DURATION
12 hours of training
AIMED AT
Teachers, school principals and STEM educators in elementary education.
Where will the training take place?
It is an initiative of
