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Which curriculum does St Paul’s follow for science?
At St Paul’s, we follow the National Curriculum for science.
Please click the document below to see the science curriculum map for Years 1 to 6.
WHOLE SCHOOL SCIENCE MAP OVERVIEW
Our ‘diversity in science’ document shows some of the scientists of different ethnicity, age, race, ability and gender that the children will study while at St Paul’s School.
Science Diversity Map
Science learning begins in EYFS where children develop their skills of observation, prediction, critical thinking and discussion through their own discoveries and planned experiments. There is a strong emphasis on outdoor learning and providing children with the opportunity to be amazed by the natural world! Please see our Nursery and Reception curriculum maps and knowledge organisers for more information about what our EYFS children will be learning.
What are Knowledge Organisers?
Our St Paul’s knowledge organisers contain the key facts and information that your child needs to have a basic knowledge and understanding of a topic. They also act as a tool to support children in retaining and retrieving knowledge for life-long learning.
Please visit your child’s year group page to see the science knowledge organisers for their year group.
Will my child go on any science trips?
We want our children to be curious and excited about the world around them. Each year, a range of exciting trips and visits related to science are organised by teachers, for example visiting museums, parks and going on nature walks. We also bring the awe and wonder of science into school with workshops, visitors and experiences such a planetarium visiting school.
Please press on the links below to see science topic widgits:
Autumn 1
Y4 Teeth and digestion Y3 Muscles, skeletons
Y2 Everyday materials Y1 Ourselves
Autumn 2
Y4 States of matter Y4 Electricity
Y1 Animals including humans – Pets
Spring 1
Y6 Animals including humans Y5 Forces
Spring 2
Year 2 Lifecycles Y4 Electricity
Y6 Evolution and inheritance
Summer 1
Year 6 Living Things Year 5 Living Things Year 4 Living Things Year 3 Forces&Magnets Year 2 plants Year 1 plants
Summer 2