Our Science Principles
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To have age appropriate scienitfic knowledge in line with the National Curriculum and EYFS. |
For children to ask questions and have enquiring minds. |
To work scientifically use key vocabulary and carry out a range of investigations. |
To explore links to real life. |
For children to be engaged by science, and explore awe and wonder. |
Our Science Vision
Science is continually developing and is reflected in the most modern advancements in our changing world, but can also be seen across the history of the universe. For this reason we believe science is important as it relates to all aspects of life.
Science helps us to make sense of the past, develop our knowledge in the present and will shape our future. We adopt the Church of England’s vision for education that children may experience life in all of its fullness (John 10:10) and to help understand our world we must be wise, have hope, display dignity in our achievements and failures whilst working together as a community. This underpins our school vision, whilst developing our scientists.
Through science at Tardebigge School the children will feel safe to take risks, be curious, whilst feeling inspired. Our aim is to capture the awe and wonder of the world through exploration and enquiry, whilst managing misconceptions.
Our teaching will facilitate opportunities for practical learning, risk taking, knowledge and progression in fun and engaging ways. We adhere to the National Curriculum, working scientifically, ensuring our lessons are relevant and encourage children to know real life scientists, giving real life role models and aspirations for all children. Our children are encouraged to ask the big questions and find their own ways to answer them.
Our purpose is to develop a passion for science for all and an opportunity to enquire throughout the school day. We are all scientists.
We have just been awarded the Primary Science Quality Mark Gilt Award September 2019.
Here are a few of the excting things we have been up to in science, please click on the link to find out more:
Our science curriculum overview:
