The University of Manchester is offering a free online course. Video lectures Google Earth and virtual Manchester Museum tours Build Your Own Earth climate model More information. Register before 28 February 2015

Does your school have a Weather Station? Schools are invited to participate in a live research project, on Friday 20th March, working with The University of Reading and BBC Learning. The aim is to provide weather observation during the solar eclipse from around the UK, to assist the Department of Meteorology in Reading to use…

Understanding the Weather of 2014 Saturday 7th February, 2015 at 1030am at the University of Reading For more information, or to register, please look here.

Are you aged 7-21? Can you take a great photo? It could be an interesting cloud, a rainbow, a sunset, snow, frost, damage caused by extreme weather, people playing in the rain* – or anything else that’s weathery! We’ll need to know when and where you took the photo, The best photos will be selected…

EUMETSAT is launching a Minecraft satellite-building competition for 6-16 year olds this week. The aim of the competition is to get competitors to build a model of one or more of EUMETSAT’s weather satellites in Minecraft, or to be creative and design their own satellite from scratch. The closing date of the competition is April…

The RMetS are delighted that, in the new core content for AS and A level geography announced at the end of the year, many of their recommendations for weather and climate have been included. As a result, many more students will study meteorology at this level. Specifically; 9. Specifications must require students to demonstrate knowledge…