Science Blog
Spring Term 1 and 2
This term we have been super busy running a science club, organising science week and sharing more about working scientifically in an assembly.
In science club, we have been on a mini beast hunt and even made our own erupting volcanoes! Want to know more? How to make a volcano | Natural History Museum (nhm.ac.uk)
The theme for science week (10th - 19th March) is connections! We will be creating a whole school rose using our fingerprints. You can find out more here: The theme for 2023 is...'Connections'! - British Science Week
We are also introducing scientist of the term! Each term, the science ambassadors will award a certificate, lab coat and 50 house points to one pupil in each phase for working scientifically. Will it be you?
Autumn 1 Term 2
This half-term we have continued sharing our learning about the 5 enquiry types!
Our assembly focussed on these and the children gave some excellent examples for each one.
We are going to be starting a science club in the spring term. This will be an opportunity for children to explore problem solving in STEM through completing the CREST Star Award. More details to follow.
We also shared the quiz: Science Fact or Science Fiction? on the CBBC website. How many can you get right?
Autumn 1 Term 1
We are the science ambassadors at Rose Hill. This term in a whole school assembly, we talked about our favourite scientists and working scientifically.
These are our favourite scientists! Do you know who they are?



We asked what pupils love about Science at Rose Hill:
''We love Science at Rose Hill because there are lots of experiments and you can find out so many new facts!''
''I love Science because I like doing things that could help other people.''
''Science is great because you can learn new things and you never know what will happen.''
''We learn about great scientists who had cool new inventions.''
We are looking forward to meeting next half term to do another assembly and organise starting a science club.