Removing barriers to science How can we remove barriers to learning in science? This is a challenging question as barriers can vary from pupil to pupils within a class and from school to school. However, I shall try to address… read more
Removing barriers to science How can we remove barriers to learning in science? This is a challenging question as barriers can vary from pupil to pupils within a class and from school to school. However, I shall try to address… read more
Help! It’s almost science week! This year, British Science week runs from the 6th to the 15th of March. The theme is ‘Our Diverse Planet’ and there are loads of free resources on the website to help plan activities. Does… read more
I love words. I love writing them, reading them and (according to everyone around me) speaking them. Constantly. All day long. My brain is a slightly chaotic mixture of teaching ideas, song lyrics, quotations and things I’ve read. If I’m… read more
Enquiry Types: Where do I start? Sometimes, primary science can feel like a mine field. Conceptual knowledge, enquiry types, working scientifically: what are they and how do they fit together? What is the difference between having practical activities in your… read more
Working in Role as a Scientist We have a focus on working in role as a scientist within each of our science units throughout the school. It is central to a number of our key ideals of science teaching. Firstly,… read more
Following a Star I’ve taking my inspiration for a science based Christmas post from the nativity story. It is focused on one my favourite areas of science, astronomy. I have always enjoyed looking to the sky and spotting the different… read more
Real scientists use pipettes – a story of pupil voice. As science lead, I wanted to measure the impact that developing the science curriculum has had on the children’s attitudes towards the subject. A school would not be a school… read more
Seasonal Change Wellies at the ready! Seasonal change is the Year 1 unit that aims to develops children’s understanding of how the seasons change throughout the year. It also enables them to become familiar with their local environment – often… read more
Scientist’s Story Time There are many rich contexts available in children’s literature; they are truly inspiring! By using a meaningful text with a stimulating story and relatable characters, it is possible for children to become fully immersed in a story,… read more
Science – An ignored middle child? Is Science the ignored middle child of education? It seems to be constantly overlooked by many in favour of its more demanding siblings– Maths and English. This is not to say that Maths and… read more
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