Science
Science Aims:
We believe that a broad and balanced science education is the entitlement of all children. Our aims in teaching science include:
- Building on children’s natural curiosity and developing a scientific approach to problems.
- Preparing children for life in an increasingly scientific and technological world.
- Helping children acquire a progressive understanding of scientific ideas.
- Giving children the experience of scientific processes.
- Helping children to acquire practical scientific skills.
- Fostering concern about, and appreciation of, our environment.
- Building children’s self-confidence to enable them to work independently and developing their skills to work with others
- providing children with an enjoyable experience of science, so that they will develop a deep and lasting interest and be motivated to study science further.
Head of Science - Miss L Whayling
Science Long Term Plan 2017 - 2018
Y6 |
Living things and their habitats. |
Animals, including humans. |
Evolution and inheritance. |
Light. |
Electricity. |
Y5 |
Earth and Space. |
Properties and changes of materials. |
Forces. |
Living things and their habitats. |
Animals, including humans. |
Y4 |
Animals, including humans. |
Electricity. |
States of matter. |
Sound |
Living things and their habitats. |
Y3 |
Magnets. |
Animals, including humans. |
Rocks. |
Light. |
Plants. |
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Science Policy 2017-18.pdf | Download |