Science
Science Intent, Implementation and Impact Statement
Intent
At Lowercroft Primary School, we aim to inspire a lifelong curiosity about the natural world. Our science curriculum is designed to:
- Develop scientific knowledge and understanding through inquiry-based learning.
- Equip pupils with the scientific skills necessary to investigate the world around them.
- Foster a positive attitude towards science and scientific enquiry.
- Encourage pupils to think critically, creatively, and independently.
- Prepare pupils for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century.
Implementation
To achieve our science intent, we implement the following strategies:
- Engaging practical activities: We provide opportunities for pupils to conduct experiments, make observations, and collect data.
- Real-world contexts: We connect science to real-world issues and phenomena, making learning relevant and meaningful.
- Cross-curricular links: We integrate science with other subjects, such as geography, history, and art, to provide a holistic learning experience.
- High-quality teaching and learning: Our teachers use a variety of teaching strategies, including practical work, discussions, and ICT, to cater to different learning styles.
- Regular assessment and feedback: We assess pupils' progress regularly to inform teaching and learning, providing timely and constructive feedback.
Impact
Our science curriculum has a positive impact on our pupils, enabling them to:
- Develop a deep understanding of scientific concepts.
- Ask questions, make predictions, and draw conclusions.
- Work collaboratively with others to solve problems.
- Develop a sense of wonder and curiosity about the natural world.
- Become informed citizens who can make evidence-based decisions.
Science Road Map
