In this issue we suggest an exciting way to display the fruits of your cultivating efforts on a map of the world, a circuits project using a membrane panel switch. There is also an update on guidance from the HSE regarding asbestos in WW1 artefacts and an exciting new D&T primary course from CLEAPSS.

In this term's issue we provide some tasty ideas for teaching food and nutrition, including how to grow your own crops while still encouraging wildlife.There is a new engaging activity for teaching indicators, and for the more adventurous, a 'how to guide' to run a space mission in your own playground.

In this special 20th anniversary edition we examine the qualifications needed for teaching Food Technology, provide hints and tips for growing seeds and share an exciting idea sent to us by a school for teaching children about the skeleton using dog biscuits.

An activity which guarantees children we be able to see star constellations regardless of the time of day, year, postition on the Earth or weather.