There is a real Crisis in Science Teaching in our grammar schools due to the extra reward being offered by industry and to other causes.

Are we not facing a Crisis in Science Teaching in schools, which is due in part to disillusionment with the Government as a result of their lowering teachers' status over the years?

However, I am worried that at present the Department for Education and Employment is underestimating the depth of the Crisis in Science Teaching in our schools.

The shortage of chemistry and physics teachers stems ultimately from the Crisis in Science Teaching in our secondary schools that has developed in the past 20 years, and ill-judged reforms to the curriculum such as the double-award science GCSE.