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Steph Hepworth
Jane Catto explains how hands on, child-led science looks in her EYFS setting and introduces the newly developed 'Play, Observe and Ask' resources on the PSTT website provide EYFS practitioners with a wealth of ideas for science activities in different areas of continuous provision.
Find out how involving a STEM Ambassador in your Great Science Share for Schools could add so much to your pupils’ aspirations in science.
STEM experts join schools in North Yorkshire for ground-breaking debate on what really is the most important animal of all?
At CLEAPSS our goal is to deliver advice that supports you and your children to carry out safe exciting practical work. We make safety guidance easy to access, understand and implement.
Dr Helen Mason OBE introduces the SunSpaceArt project
“As teachers we saw some of our pupils shine and express themselves in a way that was very different.” (teacher feedback).
‘Today I loved this lesson because the science and art inspired me”. (child feedback)
Creative Manchester, in partnership with the Centre for New Writing and the Great Science Share for Schools, is running a Micropoetry competition themed around ‘Climate Change’.
Pupils from 25 primary schools across Greater Manchester will be working scientifically to investigate air quality in their local area next week, thanks to a partnership between The University of Manchester and the Royal Society, the UK’s national academy of science.
Celebrate World Book Day with us
Real experiences from the classroom, as told by teachers.
Read more about the impact of the Great Science Share for Schools 2021 in this short blog.
Russell Scott Primary School, Denton, launched a new project this morning to highlight the importance of planning for a cleaner future.
We are all facing a climate and ecological emergency. It is the school pupils of today who will be the decision makers of tomorrow. Schools have a critical role in giving students the knowledge and skills to ensure we, and they, can make the radical shift to net zero carbon within 30 years. Sustainability First launched primary schools and plan to launch in secondary schools in Autumn 2021. Read more and explore the resources here.
