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‘Assessment is not something that happens in the plenary at the end of a lesson, it starts with planning and should be embedded throughout your teaching.’ Sarah Eames from Sandfield Close Primary School shares her tips on how to do assessment well.
A social justice approach to teaching primary science
Our friends at the National STEM Learning Centre have designed a range of MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) all about teaching primary science. They are packed with practical ideas to inspire curiosity and support scientific enquiry.
Robust assessement needn't be difficult when you use the PLAN resources
Are you a new science lead? We've got 10 tips to help you start the year with confidence.
Have you been wondering how to effectively plan science lessons to encapsulate knowledge, understanding and skills? Take a look at our planning examples for inspiration.
Explorify supports your pupils to think like scientists – but that doesn’t mean it's only for science!
Assessment is something teachers do all the time, yet assessment in science is a topic teachers often say they worry about. Let’s walk through a teaching sequence about classification.
You’ve done a great job raising the profile of science in your classroom using Explorify, now let’s raise the profile of science across the whole school!
Carla Wallington looks back on her first year as a Science Lead and reflects on the steps she took to create a shared vision for science across the school.
Explorify was created by Wellcome, who brought together lots of educational and scientific organisations to support primary science. But why is primary science important? And what part does Explorify play in a teacher’s journey? Watch this video to find out more.
Ben is an Assistant Headteacher and Science Co-ordinator in his Primary School. We spoke to him about highlighting science across the wider curriculum and across his local network of schools.
Are you a science enthusiast looking to share the benefits of Explorify? We've written a presentation to help you spread the word!
