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Science

What is the purpose of our curriculum?

Love to Learn

  • We deliver an engaging and challenging curriculum so that pupils develop a scientific perspective of the world around them and can make informed decisions.
  • We aim to prepare our pupils effectively for the future to make them confident, responsible members of the school and wider community.
  • We ensure coverage of all aspects of the Science National Curriculum.
  • Through studying environmental issues, pupils will also develop their understanding of what it means to be a ‘global citizen’.

 

Learn to Live

  • We enable pupils to develop their knowledge, understanding and skills by becoming independent thinkers and questioners, acquiring a solid basis for lifelong learning - Independent Enquirer.
  • We encourage curiosity and a passion in our pupils for them to learn about the world around them – Self-Manager.
  • We ensure that all pupils gain an understanding of science to make them critical thinkers and to enable them to challenge, debate and understand – Creative Thinker.

 

Live to Love

  • We passionately develop a love of science within our pupils which they will take with them beyond their middle school education - Honour.
  • We demonstrate an appreciation of our local area and global community, and understand that pupils can make a difference in society - Friendliness.
  • We are committed to developing pupils’s curiosity about the subject, as well as an appreciation of the beauty and wonder of the world around us - Thankfulness, Inquisitiveness.

 

Science KS2

Science KS3

 

Learning Journals indicate the progress that a pupil can make within a subject. These do not compare children’s progress with each other but considers their progress against specific statements. The Learning Journals for this subject are:

Year 5

Year 6

Year 7

Year 8

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