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Wilby Primary

Science

Access our Science Skills Progression Chart HERE

Scientific Vocabulary HERE

 

Science Knowledge Organisers 

Wren Class Kingfisher Class Owl Class

Cycle A

Humans, Animals and Staying healthy

 

Looking After Plants

 

Materials

 

Cycle B

Animal Safari

 

How Does Your Garden Grow

 

Changing Materials

Cycle A

Sound

 

Living Things and their Habitats

 

Electricity

 

Changing State

 

Animals including Humans

 

Cycle B

Rocks and Fossils

 

Animals including Humans

 

Light

 

Forces and Magnets

 

Plants

Cycle A

Space

 

Properties of Materials

 

Living Things and their Habitats

 

Forces

 

Animals including Humans

 

Cycle B

Living Things and their Habitats

 

Light

 

Evolution and Inheritance

 

Animals including Humans

 

Electricity

 

 

Science lessons provide the perfect opportunity to stimulate and excite pupils’ curiosity and interest in the world. Through practical exploration, children develop their understanding and knowledge of 'how', 'why', and 'what' happens in science investigations. At Wilby, we encourage pupils to ask questions  and discuss scientific issues that may affect their own lives. We help pupils to make sense of an ever-changing world.

A hands-on approach to teaching science is adopted throughout the school. These activities develop the children’s scientific skills of enquiry, observation, locating sources of information, selecting appropriate equipment and using it safely, measuring and checking results, making comparisons and communicating results and findings. Cross-curricular lessons are also taught on a regular basis, making effective links with the other curriculum areas such as maths, literacy and computing. 

Our highly popular Science club (held on Thursday evenings) provides further opportunities for hands-on and exciting explorations of scientific concepts-there's rarely a session goes by without an explosion, a bang or a whizz (all highly controlled of course!).