We've provide a number of links that teachers interested in space education might find useful
Ogden Trust
The Ogden Trust aims to increase the uptake of physics post-16 by supporting physics education and engagement for all young people (4-18), particularly those in under-represented groups. The Trust supports schools, teachers, projects and programmes that are committed to enhancing physics teaching and learning. They also provide funding for schools to do physics based activities.
Institute of Physics
The Institute of Physics is the professional body and learned society for physics in the UK and Ireland, inspiring people to develop their knowledge, understanding and enjoyment of physics. They provide grants to schools undertaking physic based activities.
Royal Astronomical Society
The Royal Astronomical Society (RAS), founded in 1820, encourages and promotes the study of astronomy, solar-system science, geophysics and closely related branches of science. They have an extensive astronomy outreach programme and provide grants to schools for activities.
ESERO-UK
ESERO-UK, also known as the UK Space Education and Resource Office, aims to use the context of space to open doors for young people by delivering engaging, world-class teaching in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Heavens Above
The best site to find out when the ISS is going to be visible.
Space.com
The best site to find all the news on space!
NASA
US Space Agency - Lots of news, information and live streams of the ISS
UKSA
Lots of information about what the UK is doing in space, including an excellent blog.
European Space Agency
The European Space Agency (the UK is a member). Lots of information and news about what European nations are doing in space.
European Southern Observatory
The European Southern Observatory is the best and largest collection of telescopes on Earth - I know I've used them. They also have an excellent public engagement programme and a world class planetarium and visitor's centre in Munich.