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Primary Science is Great for Creativity…

Einstein said: “Imagination is more important than knowledge,” but Einstein wasn’t a cognitive scientist and he was only half right. … More

creativity, primary science, science

The Revolutionary Nature of How Science Works

A Guide for Primary Science Teachers Just like the citizens of a city built in an earthquake zone, scientists carry … More

primary science, science

What’s The Point of Practical in Primary Science?

We spend quite a lot of science time in primary getting practical, but is this a good use of time? … More

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How to ‘Rosenshine’ Your Primary Science Lessons

I have created a mini-workbook to go with this post in case it is helpful: here. If you haven’t heard … More

learning, primary science, rosenshine, rosenshine's principles, science

Where Does Enquiry Belong?

Short answer: in science lessons, use enquiry once pupils already know the content.  You might ask: Why use a pedagogical … More

enquiry, primary science, science

How do we grade scientific writing at KS2 at Paradigm Trust?

Over the past four years at Paradigm Trust, we have developed and implemented a knowledge-rich science curriculum for EYFS to … More

assessment, literacy, primary science, science

How Paradigm Trust is Supporting Teachers’ Primary Science Subject Knowledge

Teachers at Paradigm Trust have developed a knowledge rich EYFS-KS3 science curriculum which we have been running (and developing) for … More

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An Environmental Science Progression Model for KS2 Using the Carbon Cycle

Over the past two weeks, my colleagues and I at Paradigm Trust have had the wonderful opportunity of spending time … More

carbon cycle, environmental science, geography, KS2, primary science

A Progression Model for Forces from EYFS to KS2

I suspect that many reception and primary colleagues worry about teaching physics. It’s a shame, because physics isn’t as tricky … More

curriculum, EYFS, KS1, KS2, physics, primary science

Control of Variables Strategy – an important gap in your science curriculum?

Two children are on the field arguing – Nike trainers are faster than Adidas – No they aren’t. You propose … More

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