The International Association for Science and Religion in Schools (IASRS). The Association has been launched at two conferences, the ESSSAT and SRForum Conference at Edinburgh in April 2010 and the EFTRE Conference in Bruges in August 2010.

A considerable interest has already been shown in the ‘science and religion debate’ at school level. The world’s first project in this area was the ‘Science and Religion in Schools Project’ based in the UK which started in 2002 and was supported financially by the John Templeton Foundation. Details of this project are to be found on this website. Since then three other projects have been developed in the UK (see the links bellow). The sharing of information and experience is extremely valuable in this area, as for many others. The Directors of the SRS Project have therefore decided to allow its materials to be used by other such projects round the world without charge, provided that permission is sought and that acknowledgement is given when the materials are quoted.

There are two ways in which those interested in this subject can benefit from the Association. An individual who is interested can simply register on the site at (ref) so that he or she can be kept informed about developments in the debate in schools round the world and be notified about relevant conferences. Secondly, and very importantly, it is hoped that all science and religion in schools projects, where ever they are based, will link their website with ours.

Michael Reiss President	Martin Rogers Director	John Brooke Senior Advisor	Paul Hopkins Technical Director

• Fill in the expression of interest form and keep in touch so we can let you know of any developments.
• Look at the philosophy behind the IASRS project

If you would like to discuss more about the way in which the UK project was structured or developed then please contact us.