School Science Review (SSR) is a themed journal for science teachers in 11-19 education, and all those concerned with this area of education. It is widely distributed in the UK to science teachers in secondary schools, local authority advisers and inspectors, teachers' centres, science teacher trainers and libraries, whilst also having a sizeable overseas readership. Published quarterly, it has a number of elements. The largest is a diverse collection of peer-reviewed articles, ranging from astronomy to polar bonds, from bioethics education to writing up experiments co-operatively, from reviews of science education developments to using football and tennis as a context for physics. Teachers often turn first to Science Notes, which are short articles on classroom and lab practice.